IBM India: Mobile phones will read your mind in next five years

Image credit : TechTree In next years mobile technology will change your life. Technology innovations like eMobile can read your mind, real time speech translation and a 3D Internet will change the style of human’s life. IBM India has claimed that collaborative research and real-world innovations are going shape the future in next five years. IBM India has unveiled to shape the future, the ‘IBM Next Five in Five’, a list innovations, which have the potential to change the way people work, live and play over the next five years. According to Daniel Dias, Director of IBiggish Blue’s India Research Laboratory, in the next five years, our lives will change through technology innovations in the following ways. 1) People would be able to access healthcare remotely. People with chronic health problems like diabetes,heart, kidney or circulatory problems would be able to access their conditions automatically. These advances will allow patients to monitor their own health and help clinicians provide the on-going preventive care regardless of a person’s location. 2) Mobile phones will start reading your mind. The advanced ‘presence technology will allow mobile phones and PDAs to automatically learn about their users. The ‘Presence’ technology would be used in instant messaging and enable mobile phones identify their their users as soon as the user connects to the network. 3) Real-time speech translation will become normal. The speech innovations will allow media companies to monitor news broadcasts over the web. Real-time translation technologies and services will be embedded into mobile phones, handheld devices and cars. 4) 3-D Internet will become popular in coming years. The 3D Internet will open new kind of education, remote medicine and consumer experiences. It will tech us how to interact with our friends, family, doctors, teachers, favorite stores, and more. 5) The use of Nanotechnoogy, will become popular in daily life. In coming years, nanotechnology would be used for water filtration. Via: The Inquirer

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