In this section I want you to pick a technology and profile it’s evolution over the...

In this section I want you to pick a technology and profile it’s evolution over the years (e.g. power, communication, travel). Explain how innovations in this technology have benefited society and helped us make use of our scarce resources.

I chose a smartphone.

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