BRITS are using smartphones more and more research shows they are replacing watches, address books, MP3 players and even TVs. And thats not the limit of their potential. <\/p>\n
Here futurist BEN HAMMERSLEY, author of 64 Things You Need To Know Now For Then and editor-at-large of technology magazine Wired, tells us what we can expect in the future. <\/p>\n
Futurist ... Ben Hammersley <\/p>\n
YOU are a superhuman. Or if youre not, you at least know someone who is. <\/p>\n
Dont believe me? <\/p>\n
Can you summon vast swathes of knowledge in just a few seconds? Can you tell how your friends are feeling, even if theyre miles away? <\/p>\n
If you get lost, can you locate yourself to within three feet, in just seconds? <\/p>\n
Can you remember whole novels, albums, calendars and to-do lists flawlessly? <\/p>\n
Anyone with a smartphone can do all of these things. <\/p>\n
The technology has made superheroes of us all. <\/p>\n<\/p>\n
See the article here:<\/p>\n
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