Every year Microsoft and other companies release a look at the future of “things”.
The next two videos show us how the future might look like….3 elements are omnipresent: small, mobile and interconnected!
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can not wait for all of this to happen, looks kinda futuristic, but in the past we’ve seen how quick it can go, I remember the time I was stunned by a computer where you could just move things on the screen with your hands, and most of us are doing this now already, mostly on our smartphones, I know in some Asian countries, there’s a much bigger progress than in the western world, time for us Europeans to catch up
Same here, I can’t wait until it’s all the size of a credit card. We really live in fantastic times in terms of technology and mobility, which is also why I can’t even begin to imagine what my 1 year old son will be using when he’s grown up.
I also love future technologies and gadgets. By the way, I found an interesting article about “The 17 Coolest Concept Cell Phones”. Check it out! http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2010/02/05/future-phones-the-coolest_n_450678.html
I’m looking forward to get all these technological innovations. I have loved new technologies for a long time, and that’s no going to change in the next years. So, the concept that all stuff, infos are available in a pocket credit card can make you win a lot of time. According to Deejay D’ Stephanie, we can not however wait for all of this to happend. This means for me, we have to follow actual technology, and be “early-adopters” for new technologies