Groups 1 and 5.
Trends get a bad rap, mostly because they are often equated with fashions. Talk about trends and people immediately start imagining wafer thin models strutting down catwalks in outrageous outfits, or maybe a new shade of purple that will be long forgotten by next season.
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Today, we’re on the brink of a new digital paradigm, where the capabilities of our technology are beginning to outstrip our own. Computers are deciding which products to stock on shelves, performing legal discovery and even winning game shows. They will soon be driving our cars and making medical diagnoses. Here some trends that are driving it all.
- No touch interfaces.
- Massive online
- The web of things
- Perzonalized medicine
- Wereable computer is the watch, not the glass
http://www.forbes.com/sites/gregsatell/2013/03/12/5-trends-that-will-drive-the-future-of-technology/
Hello teacher . Are those five sub-topics?
ReplyDeleteNo touch interfaces.
ReplyDeleteMassive online
The web of things
Perzonalized medicine
Wereable computer is the watch, not the glass
yes salvador, if you open the link you will find more information
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