Mobile devices closer to the human body

Upcoming mobile designs are trending closer to the human body and could even end up inside it.


With pioneering efforts from some Ivy League Universities like MIT, Harvard or Stanford which are offering edX or free online access worldwide to some of their curricular materials to students with an internet connection, particularly on science and technology, we should see some amazing developments in the near future since the move seems to be aimed at preparing a large pool of technologists for many significant human-affecting breakthroughs that are going to start taking place. 

At the same time, not only Google but also Microsoft and similar companies are moving rapidly towards defining what will become the next mobile trend that will replace smartphones and tablets as the ultimate device of personal choice for accessing the internet or engaging in social media and other kinds of user interaction. 

From large computers occupying entire facilities, followed by "smaller" mainframes, to 

IT, Energy and Biotech, key in future tech developments

Current developments in IT, Energy and Biotech will prove key in future growth. At this point, 

Facebook going into the Music business

Facebook is said to be teaming up with Spotify, Pandora and others in order to get into the Music industry.

The strategy would be for users to engage into streaming music and sharing it with their friends, as well as finding out what they are listening to, so they can all recommend their musical tastes among themselves. In other words, the same idea as

Microsoft launching new TV service

In order to compete with Apple's iTV and Google TV, services anounced earlier, Microsoft is entering the Internet TV arena which looks every time more competitive and promising. 


There are infinite possibilities for all three, and others to come, if we consider the increasing computing power of new devices, which allows companies to offer millions of apps and services that will be have to be introduced by  this sector, which is starting to shake up due to the impact internet will most likely 

Online press freedom

Given the latest episodes in the Google - China saga, it is clear that the only fair agreement which could possibly come out in this battle is one that could satisfy both sides, but, most importantly, one in which the people could end up

Mobile World Congress 2010

Highlights from this year's congress in Barcelona.

Apple blocking rivals from accessing its apps

In an sudden move, Appple has decided to block some rival brands from accessing its apps.

One of these is iTunes which Palm Pre is able to synch with. This is one of the ways Palm was planning on going after Apple, even though it was predictably hard to do.

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Pre is Palm's attempt to come back

Palm is trying to get back into the smart phone game with some appealing features. This includes things like synching, which Palm is really good at, by linking the smart phone to the computer, but beyond that, we are talking about synching several social networking tools like facebook, twitter, LinkedIn and other apps that users already love, into the Pre. It might just be an attempt to

Brief from Mobile World Congress

In this brief, the focus is on the discussions analyzing the main topics covered at the 2009 Mobile World Congress in Barcelona.

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The G1 Phone by Google is Open source !

Step aside iPhone and all else, Here is the G1 Phone by Google. Open source, Thank you very much!
 

Well, with the launching of this new product, we are going to have what I believe is the actual beginning of a real revolution on mobile technology.

Chrome is In, ... Cool

Chrome is the web surfing tool Google intends to use as the only real competitor of Microsoft's Internet Explorer. This is the kind of competition we need. Read More

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