With greater population densities, better media coverage, and better equipment for detecting and recording earthquakes, it seems likely that yes, we will hear of more earthquakes in these 'last days'. More reports of earthquakes doesn't necessarily mean more earthquakes.
Jeffro, you got in before me and made my point (although I'd likely have said in 4 lines what you've said in 2;).
Prior to urbanisation we were all living in relatively spatial agrarian societies, boundary less regions where the effects of intense earthquakes would have had less of an impact. And of course technological advances, which allow seismologists to report on even the slightest tremors, does give the appearance of more earthquakes. But the essence is that the scripture says there would be more 'reports' of wars, and earthquakes, doesn't suggest either would be more prolific (although clearly wars have become more intense and extensive). We live in an information age of transnational media corps who have the means to deliver instantaneous reporting. frog