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Texting history
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Civil war hero
In 1837 Samuel Morse invented the telegraph. He was the first person to create electrical poles across the U.S in a matter a minutes. This amazing invention was put into action in the civil war. This invention was a deadly weapon for Lincoln and the Union army. He defeated Lee with this weapon because Lee didn’t know Lincoln’s information. -
First text message
In 1992 the first text message sent by a canadian man named Richard Jarvis. This message made history in technology when the first message was to his wife”Love you...” Texting started to become a little more popular after this message was sent. -
The speed of texting
In 2010 the world had sent over 6.1 trillion text messages, or . by 2010. you could send a message in under 2 seconds. In 2010 almost every single person in every single country has a cell phone. there are iphones, Itouches, and others. -
Present day
Today, we can have unlimited text messaging and send a text message in 1.8 seconds. that’s .2 second faster than 2 years ago. Phones are so high tech and fast texting now a days. We can see if the person that were texting is reading the text or not. We also have emoji. Emoji is you can express your feelings with faces, hearts etc. You can have a group message with a number of people. Now you see how far we’ve come in technology these days. I can’t picture a world without texting. Texting is a -
The future
In the future I think they will have texting in your hand. What I mean by this is they install a chip will get inserted into your hand when you're a baby. When you want to text you say “ text message” then the name of the person who you want to send it to. After that a screen that is transparent will appear in the air, the screen is a touch screen and it’s sends in 1 second. So when you're driving you can text without getting in a accident.
