English Project

Technology is defined as the set of knowledge and techniques that, applied in a logical and orderly way, allow human beings to modify their material or virtual environment to satisfy their needs.

It was designed by Douglas Engelbart and Bill English during the 1960s at the Stanford Research Institute, a laboratory at Stanford University, in the heart of California's Silicon Valley. It was later upgraded at the Xerox Company's Palo Alto Laboratories (known as Xerox PARC).

As we pointed out previously, the mouse or mouse is an input device to enter orders to the computer, it is usually designed with two buttons: the left one is used to execute actions to activate, move and access, among others; the right button is used primarily as a shortcut to menus.

The evolution of the mice does not end there, currently the mice have incorporated gyroscopes, which means that it is not necessary to use them on a physical and flat surface. These types of models require only a few small movements for the cursor to move, thus reducing the physical fatigue caused by dragging the mouse throughout the day.