Technology has practically changed every
aspect of our life. Our lives will never be the same again. The world has
turned upside down in a very short span of time. Can you imagine your life
without the Internet? You cannot! Read on to learn about the 5 unexpected ways
technology changed your life.
The technological changes of the last two
decades have practically changed the way humans used to live. Some of these
changes have silently crept into our lives and become so essential that we can’t
do without them now.
Let’s read about 5 such changes!
1. Banking
Not too long ago, banking meant standing in long queue
and spending half a day in a simple task like depositing a cheque. Today, most
people use online banking facility to pay bills and to perform numerous
transactions. So advanced is the technology that a consumer can also apply for
a home loan from the comfort of his couch.
2.
Level of Communication
Who would have thought back in 1999 that there will be
a day when we would be able to take pictures, play games, stream movies and
also shop from a telephonic device? The landline phones have almost become obsolete
and smartphones are offering all the freedom in the world to their customers.
Video chatting has become as common as replying to emails while in the tube.
3. Use of Google
The dictionaries and encyclopedias have been given
compulsory retirement thanks to Google. So dependent are we on this search
engine today that we cannot imagine a world without Gmail, Picassa, Blogger and
Drive.
4. Virtual Shopping
And we are just not talking about eBay and Amazon here.
The consumer today can buy practically anything under the sky by clicking few buttons
on his PC. From planning a trip to buying antivirus software, it is all
possible in your pajamas.
5. The Phenomenon
of Social Networking
Social networking can be easily called the most titillating
phenomenon of this decade. Facebook and twitter have redefined the way people
connect with other people. The definition of relationships on line and offline
have been redefined.
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