Communication

Communication has greatly changed over the years. The

first communication system was established in 1775. It was
called the Postal System. The Postal System took time
depending on how far the destination is. When you send the
letter, you can only send it to one person at A time. Today,
people call the Postal System “snail mail”.
In 1876, Alexander Graham Bell invented the telephone. In
the late 1870’s phones were connected manually. The telephone
was commonly called A rotary phone. How you called
somebody on A rotary phone is by rotating the disk on the
phone. Back then it was awfully hard to communicate.
Soon, after that in the 1960’s the internet was
invented. The exact date it was invented is October 29,1969.
The long-term for internet is inner-system networking. The
internet was made by dozens of pioneering scientists,
programmers and engineers and they made, “information
superhighway” as we know today. The first workable prototype
of the internet came in the late 1960’s, and was A creation of
ARPANET (Advanced Research Projects Agency Network).
Arpanet was founded in 1966.
In 1989 Tim Berners-Lee invented World Wide Web or
WWW. WWW was invented for scientists. WWW is not the
internet. WWW went live in 1991. It went public in 1993. The
World Wide Web’s byname is the web.
 Now we can communicate very easily. We can call
or text in the blink of an eye. This is how I know communication
has changed rapidly. I wonder how communication will be in
the future? There might be A flying phone. Or even homographs
so you will feel they are actually in your home.