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Mobile browsing while watching the TV? We’re a nation of “Dual Screeners” and advertisers are learning new tricks to keep us engaged. One of the biggest consumer trends in television these days is “Dual Screening”. More and more viewers use a mobile, tablet or a PC at the same time as they watch a show [...]

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Computing may not be omnipresent or omniscient but it is certainly widespread and pervasive. The expectation of being able to travel anywhere and pay for things by credit card or at least find an ATM. The expectation of electricity and telecommunications – whether fixed line, widespread mobile signals or at very least a cyber centre. [...]

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Video snippets to both sides of the RFID debate. Wave-and-Pay contactless payment systems using RFID technology – the same technology in your passport, travel cards, products in shops, etc Think of the huge benefits and cost-efficencies. Think of the crime that could be eradicated. Think of the ease and simplicity it affords our busy lives. [...]

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I want to show two different angles of the near future. This is something that is beyond a vision of the next ten years, it is the very system being implemented. Microsoft Office Labs Vision 2019 The first is a very fine vision of a connnected world with some of the most tastiest technological concepts [...]

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