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Definition - Technology, the application of scientific knowledge to the practical aims of human life or, as it is sometimes phrased, to the change and manipulation of the human environment. (Britannica, 2024)

Britannica 2024: technology | Definition & Facts | Britannica

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technology, the application of scientific knowledge to the practical aims of human life or, as it is sometimes phrased, to the change and manipulation of the human environment.

The subject of technology is treated in a number of articles. For general treatment, see technology, history of; hand tool. For description of the materials that are both the object and means of manipulating the environment, see elastomers; industrial ceramics; industrial glass; metallurgy; mineral deposit; mineral processing; mining; plastic. For the generation of energy, see energy conversion; coal mining; coal utilization; petroleum production; petroleum refining. For treatment of food production, see agriculture, history of; agricultural economics; beekeeping; beer; cereal farming; coffee; commercial fishing; dairy farming; distilled spirit; food preservation; fruit farming; livestock farming; poultry farming; soft drink; tea; vegetable farming; wine. For the techniques of construction technology, see bridge; building construction; canals and inland waterways; dam; harbours and sea works; lighthouse; roads and highways; tunnels and underground excavations; environmental works. For the manufacture and design of the means of transportation, see aerospace industry; automotive industry; ship construction. For communications technology, see broadcasting; computer science; information processing; photography; printing; photoengraving; typography; telecommunication. For the processes and products of other manufacturing industries, see adhesive; clothing and footwear industry; dye; explosive; floor covering; forestry; chemical industry; man-made fibre; surface coating; papermaking; soap and detergent; textile. For medical applications of technology, see diagnosis; therapeutics; drug; medicine, history of; pharmaceutical industry. For military applications, see military technology. For treatment of the organization of technological systems, see automation; engineering; production system; systems engineering; work, history of the organization of.

History of Technology Timeline

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Technology | Definition, Examples, Types, & Facts

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Technology, the application of scientific knowledge to the practical aims of human life or, as it is sometimes phrased, to the change and manipulation of the human environment. From hand tools to computers and engineering, learn more about technology in this article.

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Social media is a collective term for websites and applications that focus on communication, community-based input, interaction, content-sharing and collaboration. (Lutkevich, 2021)

((Lutkevich,2021) What is Social Media? (techtarget.com))

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Learn about social media, examples of how platforms are used and best practices that let companies take advantage of social links with customers and employees.

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1980 - The American Boom of Home Computers.

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1980 - The American Boom of Home Computers.

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During the 1980s, the sale of home computers across America boomed from 3 million units to nearly 10 million units between 1982 and 1987. This soared to 20 million units in the final year of the 80s.

Positive - This technological boom along with the introduction of the internet into American homes set anew frontier for business. This demand produced new and exciting job opportunities across the states, which once were not existent.

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The phones now described as being from the dinosaur age and seen as bricks were once a sign of wealth and great technological advancement. The phones of the 1990s may seem massive to us now but these were actually a smaller version of those in the 1980 - and had been designed with portable technology in mind. From the brick-sized cellular handsets of the 1980s, the development of the RISC microprocessor meant that complex functions could be performed without needing large batteries.  This allowed mobile phones, to be miniaturized to pocket size, kicking off a revolution in personal communications. (archives IT: 2024)

Positive - Teenagers having access to their own device, taught them responsibility and budget. The Nokia 3210 released in 1999 became a teenage fashion item. It slipped into your pocket, allowed texting under the desktop and PAYG deals made ownership for teenagers a reality on a pocket money budget. (archives IT: 2024)

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Before the Introduction of Youtube in 2005, It was not only difficult but expensive to distribute video. Youtube essentially made this free for everyone.

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2010 - Renting a movie from a store? That's so last decade.

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2010 - Renting a movie from a store? That's so last decade.

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The hype of Netflix in 2010s allowed households to conveniently. ad-free watch a film there and then. Variety is another significant advantage. We, as consumers, get access to a plethora of different TV shows, movies, and documentaries. Since there are different streaming services; they are putting a lot of effort into creating original content to attract more customers. (Development,2024)

But this ease and convenience comes at a cost. Are we become impatient and lazy due to this? 2 – Addiction with Streaming

Addiction can also be a problem. So, if you get into the habit of watching too many TV shows or movies; it is possible to lose interest in other activities. So, sitting in front of a computer or TV all day is not good for your health. Add the fact that you will likely be eating and drinking, and it becomes clear how such addiction can snowball and cause you health issues. (Development,2024)

3 Notable Pros and Cons of Streaming Services - Visualmodo

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2020 - Honestly, it scares me! The Introduction of AI

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2020 - Honestly, it scares me! The Introduction of AI

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The Wonka Chocolate Experience is a prime example that we should not rely on Artificial Intelligence to create a script and poster for an event. The introduction of Chat GPT and AI allows for under qualified individuals to produce work, they are over qualified for. This is just a small event that was ran by AI writing the script and it was a disaster but imagine if it was a basic success, where does this leave film makes, artists and screen writers?