In this screenless world of spatial computing, interfaces will need to become more intuitive, efficient, and empathic. Let’s take a look at three ways in which voice technologies are already enabling this.
Just as the advertising world largely remade itself for millennials, advertisers are now gearing up to serve Generation Z.
With 5G, physical and digital worlds will merge, enhancing the entertainment experience in ways we never thought possible.
Leagues and venues are focused on creating compelling experiences. This is critical as traditional viewership shifts towards more interactive mediums.
For residential game streaming, Fixed Wireless Access and Fibre to the Home mitigate data cap challenges inherent in mobile game streaming outside the home.
In the early days of sci-fi books and pulp fiction, the idea of being present in a location away from your body via virtual means was a dazzling concept.
When cellphone users regularly experience sensations, such as vibrating, their brains become wired to those sensations.
The tech industry is grappling with an existential crisis: how to remain ethical in the race to be first with new technologies. With HTC’s Daniel Robbins.
For decades, the gaming market consisted of two products: hardware and software. 5G has the potential to completely move the console out of the equation.
Unlike previous generations of mobile services, 5G isn’t just relevant to CSPs; it has many applications for many industries.
The Futurithmic Podcast is hosted by Editor-at-Large, Michael Hainsworth, veteran news reporter and lifelong geek. In the podcast, Michael talks with the most influential people of our time who have or are directly impacting our future. Upcoming guests include Galit Ariel (AR futurist), Jimmy Wales (Wikipedia Founder), and Rory Sutherland (Ogilvy Vice Chairman).
We are only now starting to see the myriad of ways that we can use VR, from crime scene recall to the treatment of neurological disorders.
