Technology is inevitable in our modern lifestyle. You wake up, you use technology; you use technology while cooking, while eating, while driving. While you are in bed before falling asleep, you use technology, technology wakes you up in the morning. Is all the technology around you good or bad for your health? Was our society healthier or safer before all the advances? So many questions and concerns about all the technology we want, but very few people know the answers. Technology influences all aspects of human life. It can create jobs, motivate people to become active and assist people in learning, but this does not balance the dangers that come from using technology. Many people's opinions vary on technology and the effects it has on today's society. Some say it is more beneficial than anything else, others completely disagree and some have mixed emotions. Would you rather read a book or play online learning games with a possible risk of eye problems? It's about taking matters into your own hands. 71% of people believe technology has improved their lives. 76% of people strongly disagree that technology creates a lazy society and that this distracts and corrupts. Daily life with technology is also another big problem in society. According to a survey conducted in January 2013, people believe their work productivity has decreased by 8% in the past year. They also believe their relationships with family at home have decreased by 4% in the past year. Opinions vary, but they are necessary to show how technology affects different people. Scientific studies have shown that there are physical and mental effects on the human body after the use of technology. Ac...... means of paper ......g to a bank to deposit a check, this can be done via a bank app on a smartphone or tablet where you take a photo of a check and it is deposited in your account. This app is not necessary and we can do without it, but it saves time and money. Auto Mee S is a now popular device in Japan. It's a smartphone vacuum cleaner. This device was created to keep screens smudge-free. Replaces the traditional microfiber cloth. Time magazine published an excerpt talking about the newly created robots. Japanese developers have introduced a robot that can win at rock, paper and scissors. Brazilian students have developed a Rubik's Cube solver. Students from Cornell and the University of Chicago collaborated and developed a dart launcher. These robots are all useless and there is really no need for them in society, they are simply a source of entertainment or just make life a lot easier.