It is becoming near impossible for anyone to deny to validity and growth of mobile commerce. Currently there is one mobile device per every two people in the world. Considering the vast portion of the world who has never made a phone call, it is likely that many people have multiple devices. EMarketer claims in a […]
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Artificial Intelligence Might Not Kill Us After All
When it comes to artificial intelligent, there are two major trains of thought: this technology will be the birth of a new race or this technology will be the death of us. The train of thought you follow comes from where you learnt about AI. You likely picked up the former train of thought from lectures, individual research […]
Why the Apple Watch Isn’t the Be All End All
Ahh the Apple Watch. A revolution in wearables. A huge step forward in haptic technologies. A 340×272 px watch which will change everything. Well, maybe not quite. The Apple Watch (NOT the iWatch – that sounds more horrifying) has been praised by tech and Apple enthusiasts alike. It’s also received it’s fair share of criticism. I […]
CES Shamelessly Promotes the Internet of Things
CES 2015 was an event not to be missed by tech enthusiasts. Even gardeners lent an ear as CES attendees promoted smart gardens! As diverse as the offerings were, they all pointed back to the same theme- the Internet of Things. Personally I believe the Internet of Things has been over-promised and under-delivered. In 2015 […]
It’s 2015… What Happened to the Internet of Things?
The ‘Internet of Things’ has been enthused over for many, many years. Perhaps too many years. In fact it was in 1926 that Nicholas Tesla first said, “”When wireless* is perfectly applied the whole earth will be converted into a huge brain, which in fact it is, all things being particles of a real and […]
Talk To Yourself in 2034 With This Website
Courtesy of an interactive advertising campaign by telecommunications company Orange, users can communicate with themselves in twenty years time. Using a video chat format, users communicate using either their microphone or keyboard. Watch a demo of the experience here: Of course “communicate” is a bit of a stretch; the lag is worse than a Skype call on […]