[mawr-fing] – a special effect that changes (or morphs) one image or item into another through a seamless transition
How cool would a mobile device be that was:
flexible (change the shape of, fold, pull apart, stretch and even wear);
partially transparent;
solar-powered;
self-cleaning; and
environment-sensing
“Sounds unbelievable!”
For those Generation X’ers who still feel a little ripped off by the many advanced technology promises of the “Beyond 2000″ tv show which just never eventuated, it might also be hard to get excited, but take a look at the Nokia’s Morph concept device.
Watch the video
See what technology they say is possible within seven years:
CNET have written a fantastic article on their predicted changes in 2008 for the music industry.
What do you think about:
Apple giving in on price flexibility;
Digital Rights Management (DRM) issues being resolved;
Ad supported downloads; and
Increased social networking and online marketing by artists?
With bands like Radiohead and Nine Inch Nails continually pathing new directions; and social networking by fans having more influence, there’s interesting times ahead!
PC World have reviewed the top ten flash-based MP3 players - and given their ratings between 0 to 100.
As we know, technology changes very quickly and lists such as these are always being superceded. However if you’re about to buy a new iPod or MP3 player, why not see which ones they think are the best – based on features, design, performance and price.
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