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    history, the abacus was a useful device in calculating simple numbers requiring addition and subtraction. In the seventeenth century, the first mechanical calculators were able to perform multiplication and division through repetitions of addition and subtraction. Calculators were then programmed in order to multiply and divide automatically. From these early devices emerged the first computers and calculators, which were originally intended to calculate figures. Now, modern computers are expected to perform

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    technological devices for a long amount of time. Ever since the Apple company started making computers for home usage, or even televisions by Epsom Derby, people have been sitting in front of some electronic device, using it for long continuous amounts of time. People use devices like phones, laptops/computers, televions, gaming consoles, etc. everyday for long amounts of time. This is how people exploit modern day technology. Some people use their phones/ or any other tech all day long without getting

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    “The telephone first appeared in the late 19th century as a largely mechanical device and continued to develop throughout the 20th century based primarily on analog electronics.” This means that, the cell phone has developed during time, going from a small pocket device with an antenna and a beeper to a touchscreen mp3 player, videogame console, web searcher, camera, calculator and communication device. In the modern age a cell phone is almost a “requirement” since everyone from ages 10+ have one

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    continued miniaturization of computing resources, and advancements in portable battery life, portable computers grew in popularity in the 1990s.The same developments that spurred the growth of laptop computers and other portable computers allowed manufacturers to integrate computing resources into cellular phones. These smartphones run on a variety of operating systems and are rapidly becoming the dominant computing device on the market. COMPUTER SOFTWARE Introduction Computer software also known

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    Cardiac devices Past few decades have seen dramatic advances in the medical field which has increased the human life span. Life expectancy of a human has gone upto 83 in some developed countries. Statistics released by the Union ministry of health and family welfare show that life expectancy in India has gone up by five years, from 62.3 years for males and 63.9 years for females in 2001-2005 to 67.3 years and 69.6 years respectively in 2011-2015. Aged population lead an apparently healthy life with

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    society, modern technology can ultimately play a significant role in advancing our chosen professions. Presently, the world has been made much more accessible by modern technology. It is now possible to stay in constant contact with everyone around and work in areas that were unimaginable just a few short years ago. However, the constant use of this technology comes at a cost. Increased use of digital technology and current exposure to electronic fields coming from wi-fi and other digital devices such

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    individuals especially in our modern society. Through the advancement of electronic devices such as smartphones, tablets, and computers, the continuous development and popularity of social networking sites, and the growing number of users of various ages, our society has become convenient yet obsessive and lethargic than many years prior to our generation. It seems we cannot live a day without smartphones, without Internet, without mp3 players, and without cars. As our life becomes more dependent and

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    Today’s modern life is surrounded with technology and it has been growing rapidly over time, becoming an important part of everyday life. It has become a major debate whether technology has a positive or negative impact on our youth. Technology has its impact on all ages such as adults, teens, and even our toddlers. Many companies are inventing tools for kids to help them learn in different ways which can make them more advanced than kids their age. As much as technology has changed the way our

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    to Use Personal Electronics in Class As technology keeps advancing and becoming more influential in our lives, the question that arises is whether or not it should be used in education. Should students be allowed to bring in and use their personal electronic devices in class? Some people believe that the use of personal electronics in class is disruptive. School should be a place where children learn to socialize and develop their thinking abilities along with other necessary life qualities; yet electronic

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    will -the very essence of what makes us human- for advancements in technology unless we attempt to prevent it. Today, we are throwing George Orwell's warning aside. We are slowly letting technology take control, as it becomes a necessary in our daily life. Due to this we see our own Big Brother like organizations forming presently which can track our every move, similarly to how Big Brother - the political party which controls Oceania with an iron fist and watches what everyone does using telescreens-

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