Sep 222011
 

The website Mashable.com has a must read article called, “8 Current Technologies That Will Shape Our Future”. Some of the topics covered include personal mobile computers (PMC) which is the future generation of smart phones, home wireless hotspots to augment 4G cell phone networks, cloud computing goes mobile, information glasses meet PMC’s, social networking will be more integrated with the business world where you’ll be able to pre-meet people before the actual business meeting, custom 3D CAD software that lets consumers design personalized products and autonomous cars with driver control as an option.

Besides the photos and videos of current products that may turn into future products and trends, what I like is the mental leap the writer Rick Chin takes in this article. The technological assumptions are perfectly plausible and logical.

Another aspect that I give a thumbs-up to in this article and believe myself to be true is that in the future we will be more mobile than ever before (if we choose to be). We will have access to people, information, applications no matter where we are physically located at a given moment in time. This is both intriguing now and will be empowering then.

Future Technology Rocks the Planet

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Jan 172011
 

Future technology will rock the planet in ways we can’t even imagine right now. Nostradamus may have been a pretty good soothsayer but on this website YOU get to be the soothsayer and prediction maker. While it is our job to present you with new ideas and emerging technology you are the one who gets to forecast where this current tech will lead us in regard to future technology.

While some slippery slope arguments are simply fallacy based upon fear we take a more positive twist and ask “What if …” in regard to current technology that leads to other new technology that leads to more advanced future technology and so on.

So, this site will let us investigate science fact, predicate science fiction based on that fact and state our cases on why today’s technology will in fact lead to tomorrow’s technology. In many cases science fiction does precede science fact. And it is the inventors, the scientists, chemists, engineers, physicists and the dreamers and doers who make this so. So, let’s begin.