-
Wireless Bluetooth Technology
Bluetooth technology allowed us to enable devices to communicate wirelessly over short distances, typically within a range of about 15 - 20 feet. It uses radio waves in the 2.4 GHz frequency band to establish connections between devices, allowing them to exchange information, video, and audio. This technology is widely used in various applications, such as wireless headphones, speakers, keyboards, and smart home devices. -
Period: to
2000s Technology
-
Kodak Digital Camera (OLED)
Kodak's camera evolution spans over a century! From the iconic "Brownie" cameras of the early 20th century to the digital models like the Kodak DC series in the late 90s. Their transition continued with innovations such as the EasyShare line, which had simple controls and included connectivity options, and advancements such as OLED displays in models like the EasyShare LS633 in 2003, marking Kodak's commitment to technological progress in the realm of photography. -
Google Maps
Google Maps revolutionized navigation in 2005 by providing an intuitive, interactive, and accurate mapping system accessible to anyone with an internet connection. It shocked the world with its simplistic interface, accurate directions, and real-time traffic updates which transformed how people plan routes and navigate unfamiliar places, making it an important tool for all.. -
Android Phones
In 2008, Android phones changed the mobile monopoly by offering an open-source platform, bringing innovation and competition among manufacturers. This multiplied access to smartphones, demanding better hardware and options, apps, and user experiences. Android's launch ushered in a new era of mobile computing, empowering users with customizable devices and a myriad of applications, completely reshaping how people interact with technology on the go. -
4G Network
The introduction of 4G LTE network in 2010 was a significant milestone in telecommunications, offering never seen speed and reliability for mobile data transmission. It brought seamless streaming, quick downloads, and enhanced connectivity, changing how people access and interact smartphones and other devices. This technology was the foundation of mobile internet usage. Growing new industries, such as gaming and streaming, while also driving development and innovation globally.