decentralised web and universal 5G - if anybody still thinks that we need something like fb for universal connection, they're presumably missing out the billions of people that still don't have access to flowing webware.
We're still waiting for 4G. 5G in 10 years is very ambitious. Maybe 100Mbps average speed for wired connections if we're lucky.
Consumer DNA sequencing to get personalized nutritional, exercise, pharmaceuticals, and medical preventative monitoring advice will become commonplace.
decentralised web and universal 5G - if anybody still thinks that we need something like fb for universal connection, they're presumably missing out the billions of people that still don't have access to flowing webware.
We're still waiting for 4G. 5G in 10 years is very ambitious. Maybe 100Mbps average speed for wired connections if we're lucky.
There's already a budding anti-tech movement. People destroy robots. There is a mistrust between users and services. This is definitely not the answer HN would like, but this can grow into a full-blown anti-tech counter-culture where people don't use smart phones or laptops, and instead pickup less invasive devices like the lite phone 2, nokias, pay-as-you-go flip phones, etc. There's a large dissent towards office work now, and developers themselves opt to be freelancers. There have been many privacy breaches which is a cause of people putting too much of their personal information in the hands of private organizations. It's inevitable people will get tired of social media. The technology industry will still exist, but there are literally hundreds of promising technologies coming along. I guess what I'm trying to say is they're no use to a regular person, and they'll be silo'd off into their own sector. Tech is not going to take over. It will only and always supplement humans, as it should.