Originally posted by OrangePeel
by 2010 , analysts are predicting that all mobile devices will have wifi, bluetooth, high resolution cameras with video, Mobile OS, full phone to computer integration, high capacity flash memory, streamlined audio playback, and a one of a kind ID tag
for a plethora of uses as well as other things.
sounds too good to be true? Well the truth is sometimes...well awesome.
------------Imagine, you wake up to your phone's alarm that you have picked yourself from an unlimited library of music, you pull it from it's docking cradle that is hooked up to your computer, which allows it to download the latest edition of your favorite newspaper, and pull times for important times of that day like a baseball game of your favorite team which it has learned to do based on your programming history. You plug it into your car's stereo so that the stereo can playback your tunes on your way to work. On your way there, your phone is updated that there has been an accident 3 miles up the highway you're on, and shows you the quickest route around it. After arriving to work on time thanks to your phone, you check in to the receptionist's desk and swipe your phone's ID tag across a scanner that brings up today's agenda at work, along with other notes that have been programmed to be sent to all employees. During work, you are assigned to deliver a presentation in an offsite building, you download the presentation directly to your phone which allows you to transport it seemlessly.
------After work you head to the big game at Mile High, monday night action, the tickets which you happen to have ordered with your phone via the ticketmaster mobilephone service a few weeks earlier while at a bar discussing plans with your friends. At the stadium, you have a great oppurtunity to take some pictures with your phone which has an amazingly revolutionary zoom option that allows you to zoom in as close as you want by using new technology that takes digital zoom and enhances the image to an amazingly sharp quality. You can see Champ Bailey's nose hairs for god's sake, after the game, you show your friends your pictures, and they tell you they would like them as well, so with the bluetooth on your phone in seconds you have transferred your photos to all of your friends at the same time.
----You go home, and out of exhaustion you place your phone in some arbitrary location, when you realize that you just passed out, you find that you lost you phone. But you don't panic, because you know that you can head to your computer and with the phone's ID RFLocator tag, the phone will start beeping intensely which allows you to find it without a problem.
You dock your phone, and go to sleep, so you can do the same thing again tommorow.
Alright not word for word, but paraphrasing a 30 minute presentation a guy from some influential phone technology firm (can't remember the name), and completely blew us away at my dad's office.
for a plethora of uses as well as other things.
sounds too good to be true? Well the truth is sometimes...well awesome.
------------Imagine, you wake up to your phone's alarm that you have picked yourself from an unlimited library of music, you pull it from it's docking cradle that is hooked up to your computer, which allows it to download the latest edition of your favorite newspaper, and pull times for important times of that day like a baseball game of your favorite team which it has learned to do based on your programming history. You plug it into your car's stereo so that the stereo can playback your tunes on your way to work. On your way there, your phone is updated that there has been an accident 3 miles up the highway you're on, and shows you the quickest route around it. After arriving to work on time thanks to your phone, you check in to the receptionist's desk and swipe your phone's ID tag across a scanner that brings up today's agenda at work, along with other notes that have been programmed to be sent to all employees. During work, you are assigned to deliver a presentation in an offsite building, you download the presentation directly to your phone which allows you to transport it seemlessly.
------After work you head to the big game at Mile High, monday night action, the tickets which you happen to have ordered with your phone via the ticketmaster mobilephone service a few weeks earlier while at a bar discussing plans with your friends. At the stadium, you have a great oppurtunity to take some pictures with your phone which has an amazingly revolutionary zoom option that allows you to zoom in as close as you want by using new technology that takes digital zoom and enhances the image to an amazingly sharp quality. You can see Champ Bailey's nose hairs for god's sake, after the game, you show your friends your pictures, and they tell you they would like them as well, so with the bluetooth on your phone in seconds you have transferred your photos to all of your friends at the same time.
----You go home, and out of exhaustion you place your phone in some arbitrary location, when you realize that you just passed out, you find that you lost you phone. But you don't panic, because you know that you can head to your computer and with the phone's ID RFLocator tag, the phone will start beeping intensely which allows you to find it without a problem.
You dock your phone, and go to sleep, so you can do the same thing again tommorow.
Alright not word for word, but paraphrasing a 30 minute presentation a guy from some influential phone technology firm (can't remember the name), and completely blew us away at my dad's office.
anybody remember gizmondo?
exactly
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