Contemporary technology，especially Internet, including some inventions depending on it, such as smartphone and tablet, makes available many small pieces of factual information. In the past, only by official media can we have access to information. This information comes from only one angle. No other way is available to us to find more details. In a contrast, it is so easy to get information that are from Facebook, twitter and different kinds of news media. There comes a problem: Will people become so preoccupied with bits of fragmented information that they pay too little attention to the larger issues and overall perspectives? It all depends.    Contemporary technology, which provides many ways for us, makes us available to find more small pieces of information. It doesn't mean that we have to read these details. For example, there are countless information on my twitter everyday, but I don't want to read each one.  As for me, I will read those information that I'm interested in or are useful to me. If there are two stars' gossips, one is about David Beckham and another is concerning Justin Bieber,  I will read the details of the former, who I love so much, and be regardless of the latter.    Usually, personal reading habits will not changed a lot by contemporary technology. No matter in the past or now, most people just choose information that bring benefit for them. As to politicos, economist and other people who care about future, they may pay more attention to the larger issues and overall perspectives. For example, in this year, a famous politico in China, whose name is Bo Xilai, was dismissed from his position，Party Secretary of Chongqing. His wife and son are suspected to kill an English and he wanted to conceal it. Further more, he was eager to usurp the throne of China. For many other politicos, what they cares most is if Bo Xilai commit crimes and his influence on the society and social development. However, when it comes to me, I only care about why his family killed people and his son's luxurious life in UK and USA. Actually, this information  about Bo Xilai doesn't affect my daily life but is extremely significant to those politicos' prospects.     What's more, paying little attention to fragmented information or to larger issues are both one-sided. Only getting small pieces of information makes people vague the main trend of a matter while only cares about large issues and overall perspectives may mislead people and can't judge a matter basing on details. For instance, when it comes to the new iPad, if we only know it is the third generation of iPad introduced by Apple, we have no idea if we want to  buy it， except those loyal fans. Only after we know the details of the new iPad, such as using up to date Imaging processing Technology, and compare it to iPad2, can we decide whether to purchase it. Apparently, fragmented and macroscopical  information is of equal importance.    Admittedly, such numerous small pieces of information may lead to losing in the ocean for some people. But if we know what are necessary to us, it is unable to prevent us paying attention to larger issues and overall perspectives.    Whatever, in a sum, contemporary technology just provides more pathways for people having access to information. Whether they read or not, and which kinds of information they want to kind depends on their own choices. Furthermore, it couldn't be better if there is a technology that can help us filter trashy information.