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In 3000 B.C, the Egyptians would make communicate by writing using Papyrus scrolls. Papyrus is plant that grow of the Nile. They would harvest this plant, form it and dried this in order to a flat solid foundation: They would this to carved messages and images.
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A heliograph is solar telegraph that signals flash of sunlight is mirror or reflected object. The flashes are created when you toggling the mirror. It was a simple and effect device. This is a form of optical communication.
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The first kinda of newspaper which appeared in Ancient Roman around the second century. It was called the ACTA DIURNA which means the "Daily News".
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Paper, an invention which we use today was first created in Ancient China. It was first documented around the Eastern Hen Period. It then spread which lend to the invention of the earliest paper mills. Western Culture has enhanced this invention making "wood base" materials.
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The concept of the "writing instrument" been has been around since starting period however; this has evoulted rapidly overtime. The Ancient Civilization used "reed brushes", then ink brushes, then the quill, foundation to the ballpoint pens we have in our pockets.
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The printing press was created in the Holy Roman Empire by German Johannes Gutenberg. Gutenberg was a goldsmith who wanted to develop a concept of mass communication on large scale and moveable.
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The first graphite pencil.
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International maritime flags is a visual form of communication through the use of flags. Specific flags represent different signals or have different historic meanings.
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Semaphore Lines is a visual form of communication through visual towers. This system would use move shutters or blade pedals.
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The Typewriter was the first official keyboard! The concept dates a little back into the 1700's. It is a mechaincal device that move as you type stamping in off the ribbon on to the paper. Letter press printing.
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The Telegraph is long transmission communcation which was also in the mid-late 1700's. It came more popular in the 1800's. The telegraph first appeared in Scots Magazine. An anonymous writer suggest the electrostatic. Samuel Morse came up with the invention of morse code.
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The first official telephone was inverted by Alexander Gram Bell. This telephone. Bell was fascinated with the idea of the Morse Code. This invention created sound waves which created an electric current through wires which vibrates at certain frequencies. Which you would hear the original sound through the phone. Till this day, we still continue this!
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The radio is technology in which receives electromagnetic waves long distance frequencies and transmit these into sound waves. This is one of the primary earliest forms of communications from late 1800's to even today! https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Radio
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The concept of the computer has always been evolving and continues too. Herman Hollerith created the first punch card system. Which a punch card is a stiff piece of paper that contain information through the use of creating holes.
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Signal lamps named after Arthur Cyril Webb who created the Morse Lamp, Is another from of optical form of communications through the use of shutters and lamps. This typical used the Morse Code system during World War II https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Signal_lamp
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Televison or TV is a telecommunication device which transmits moving images either black and white or color (color wasn't invention until 1960s-1970's).
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Editing software and computer graphics.
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The use of exchanging data.
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The internet is a virtual that we use of today that allows to receive and send information. This allowed us to take a huge step yet alone whole different world for use.
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1st Generation Wireless Mobile Technology
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Second Generation Wireless Technology. This primarily used GSM. They were more effective for phones.
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Third Generation Writes Mobile Telecommunication. This new from of technology allowed us to be able to send text messages, receive photos and download games. Will this use this form today.
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The social media site Facebook was created.
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Third Gen. + Fourth Generation Long-Term Evolution Wireless Mobile Technology.
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The newest MacBook today. It's fast, slimmer, and has a better processor. It's the stunning edge of technology we use today!
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The amazing iPhone several is the new, brightest, fastest phone out there. It total replaces the whole iPhone experience. This iPhone 7 now plays music through the use of wireless bluetooth technology.
