technology

The word ‘technology’ comes from two Greek words. These words are ‘techne’ which means ‘craft’ or ‘skill’, and ‘logos’, which can be translated as ‘knowledge’. So, technology is a way of putting theoretical knowledge into action by means of skills or engineering methods.Technology is a necessity of the modern lifestyle. Every day there are new ideas and advancements in the technology as the world becomes more involved in discovering and utilizing the potential of natural resources. Technology has improved human lives significantly by providing convenience and efficiency. It has made easily possible for us to access education, communicatioIn this fast pace and ever-changing world, technological innovations take no time in becoming obsolete. However, today for any nation’s development technology plays a vital role in improving its economy and the lives of the people. Technology is the present and future of this era.
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