0

votes

Vote

creative in Creative Channel,
Written by: Miguel Esquirol on Feb 21 2012, 8:23am

Microsoft can see the future

This is a interesting video on how one of the biggest software companies see the future. Everything is tactile, clean and always connected. Nothing we never have seen but at least it gives a nice presentation.

Citizens Comments
0

Post your comment

default Avatar

You might be interested in these related contributions

Futurism | Where Mobile Technology Can Take Us

Futurism | Where Mobile Technology Can Take Us A Quick Look at Mobile Stats 60% of the world’s population uses a cell phone.  Cellphones have been thought to cause head cancer, spontaneously combust and even kill bees.  Cellphones are the chains we carry, the leashes we put on ourselves and our families and f...

Written by Breaking Software on Jun 2 2010, 4:15pm

The Future of Email

The Future of Email For many of us, Email is our main way of communication. It’s fast, effective, and thanks to services like Gmail it’s useful to have all your mail always available. But, the moment of Email as king is slowly passing. According to a study among teens, email is somethin...

Written by Miguel Esquirol on Feb 24 2012, 1:32pm

The Future of Food

The Future of Food       Chart courtesy of Ars Technica How do we get enough food and water for 9 billion people, the expected world population for 2050? A recent UK conference had a few interesting ideas. Restorative aquaculture is a new way to send nutrients from the cr...

Written by Bob and Joy Schwabach on Mar 22 2011, 12:42pm

Future Minded | Using Algorithms and Software to Predict the Future

Future Minded | Using Algorithms and Software to Predict the Future Search engines rely on algorithms to determine relevant results to a user’s query.  Algorithms fulfill all sorts of different functions related to data display and data mining, but up until now the most widely practiced way has been through Google and search engines. ...

Written by Breaking Software on May 24 2010, 1:43pm

SoftCity Promotion

About the Author

Miguel Esquirol

Montreal, Quebec, CA

1103 contributions

Writers, blogger and journalist interested in different topics from literature to computers.

Popular contributions

Pacman and Google

By: Miguel Esquirol
May 21 2010

CS5 is out

By: Miguel Esquirol
Apr 12 2010

Some news about Firefox

By: Miguel Esquirol
May 28 2010
Software Social Commerce

Copyright © 2010-2012 SoftCity technologies. SoftCity, a groundbreaking social commerce initiative sponsored by Avanquest Software

SoftCity Avanquest
Participate
About
Legal
Follow us
software social commerce