Communicating is the most important thing in this time and age. In the early ages, people used to communicate by meeting each other or by maintaining eye contact or by exchanging greetings. These gestures are one of the most basic survival requirements. Without communicating, you would get isolated and feel that you have confined yourself. Many psychological ailments arise because of isolation and that is never good news.

 

These days, people have communication techniques in the tip of their fingers. The telephone systems are now so advanced that people can get in touch with not only their loved ones but also play a vital role in success of businesses as well in just a click. Technology has crossed mountains of milestones in making the impossible, possible for masses of people around the world. Communication is very important for 80% of the people these days. A survey has shown that teenagers cannot survive without communications for more than a day. This shows the drastic effects communications.

 

With the advent of devices, the scenario has changed a lot. Devices have made it easy to communicate and that to at anytime and anyplace. Many social websites have made it feasible to find and talk to your loved ones online. This is a way to keep your love ones close and near. Social media has bloomed more on devices than on the web. The reason is that using devices is very affordable and practical rather than logging into a computer or laptop and updating your status. People find it easier to upload a tweet by their mobile devices or tablets rather than going through the website.

 

With the amount of tweets and social updates; it is considered physically impossible to use a computer 18 hours of the day; unless you’re a blogger and love to stay up on your computer all the time. With devices you can search places, find restaurants and even people. To find people is the easiest thing these days; how? Google. All you have to do is go on Google, type in the person’s name and voila! You have found your childhood friend. You can even find Santa, if you desire to.

 

From the ringing of the telephone in the 70s and 80s to the cordless systems of the 90s and the device age; everything is in a constant age of change. Technology works on one phenomenon; Change is the only constant, so get adapted now. Who knows what the next invention of technology would be; maybe calling through space? Let’s keep our hopes up and fingers crossed.