Technology grows in different ways every day. Some inventions are useful and some are not. Over the years, many inventions were created to practically see how we as people act or respond to different things. Cellphones have many positive aspects because their useful if we’re in trouble, have had an accident or may need directions however, they also have negative aspects because individual’s text while driving, dial numbers and use social media to possibly hurt themselves and others. No other technology has made people feel more connected with emergency services as well as family and friends who can run to their rescue. Every time a new cellphone comes out, everyone wants to know what it is all about. We all go to our cellular provider’s website and start comparing the new phone to our current phone. We never pay attention to the cost because we’re looking to see if the new invented phone is better than the old one but we never look to see whether it is good for us or not. We wonder what the new features are and how many pixels the camera have and how much space the phone can hold. Those things are nice to know but how can that help us. Generally, we should all look to see whether the phone can give me directions from here to the Grand Canyon without taking the scenic route or give me a great Lemon Pepper Chicken recipe if I’m trying to cook.
When cellphones were created communication lost its personal touch. You’re probably wondering how because you can call people but generally in the society we’re in now, all people want to do is text. Yes sending people a text message is fine but what we fail to realize that sending a text message can hinder us in many ways. When we text, most of us like to use abbreviations or grammatical misuse because we think a word is too long or we might not even know how to spell the word. We misspell words or sometimes even make up