Modes of communication have changed drastically over the years essay

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With the advancement of the technology, the modes of communication changed drastically over the years. Earlier, the people waited for days before they can be received emails and messages from their loved ones. But now, with the use of computers, gadgets, laptops, cell phones and other product of technology in a matter of seconds we were able to deliver the information. It becomes easier to people to communicate wth each other in a shorter period of time.

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