How Communication Has Changed Over The Last 100 Years

Watching my grandpa try and use an iPhone is the most enjoyable thing I have ever seen. He is like a fish out of water when he tries to make a call or text. Daily life has changed immensely over the past couple of decades in technology, playing games, and communication. First, there are many different changes in the way we read and the material that we read. A stone tablet is no longer required because we have other ways to read. Second, communication has changed a lot in the past 100 years. We no longer have to send snail mail nor wait on it. Last, the way kids play games has been changed due to technology advancing. Board games are a thing of the past. As can be seen, daily life has changed drastically in the past decade because of evolution in technology.
Phones use to be wired to the wall but now we have cell phones that are as easy as one click to call anyone in the world. Amber alerts notifies all phone or tablet users that someone has gone missing or bad weather is coming. Amber alerts do not happen to often but when they do great danger is bound to be around the corner. All call is an automated call that calls everyone in a specific set at the same time. Schools usually use all call to notify students and parents if school is closed or school is on a delay. Letters are barely sent anymore because with the power of texting there really is not a point in sending letters. Letters are usually called snail mail because it takes so long to get from point A to point B. As can be seen, communication has changed over the past 100 years and I think it was for the better. In conclusion, Daily life has changed in several ways over the past 100 years. Technology, has changed reading, communication, and playing games all in crazy ways. Daily life has changed for the better and I think everyone else thinks so too. Watching my grandparents try to operate an iPhone is so