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Five technological predictions for the next few years

teclado-limpio In 2006, IBM predicted that by the year that is ending it would be possible, among others, to geolocation through mobile phones and simultaneous translation by voice recognition. Now, the company publishes its technology predictions for the next few years. Do you want to know what they are?

The human being will be able to take advantage of the energy that he produces with his movements. This will be possible if you have the right footwear or bicycles that can collect the energy created.

We will no longer need passwords. Biometric technologies, such as iris reading, will allow the Internet user to be recognized to carry out operations such as an online banking movement.

Computers will read minds . The company claims that computers will be able to use the brain’s electrical activity for operations like making a phone call.

Goodbye to the digital divide. 80 percent of the world’s population will have access to a mobile device and the Internet through it.

Spam will contain only priority information. This would be possible thanks to the application of technologies that analyze the context and the needs of the client and only send information when it can be useful to the client.

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Goodbye to “irregular import” cell phones: ZTE will block them in Mexico

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77% of the semiconductors that Intel manufactured in 2020 came from Asia

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Japanese scientists create a 'washing machine for humans'

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