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Ten Emerging Technology Trends of the Next Ten years


Andrew Maynard


2020 Science

December 29, 2009

What can we expect as we enter the second decade of the twenty first century?  What are the emerging technology trends that are going to be hitting the headlines over the next ten years?


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Posted by hari kotadia  on  12/31  at  02:48 AM

The Universal Solution of Climate Change : The United World.



The United World.

Solution all in one.
Solution all in built.

Knowledgeable new born.

Flying lovers Copenhagen.
Roaming climate romance.

Curiously lost the track.
Open battle game war.

Traps/tricks counter act.
Wisdom voice back track.

How to open the heart?
Where, the natural love.

What some would say?
Lost that your mind.

Found free and fresh.

Memory access upgrade.
No hang up No disk crash.
Sectors along all intact.

No pressure no sugar.
Smartly moving graphs.

Revision Report short vision.

Simplicity too evident.
Complexity un-designed.

Sure insure yes we can.
Change the world even.

Climate lovers Copenhagen.
Climate lovers earth around.

Found the magic lamp.

Solution all in built.
Solution all in one.

The United World.

Best of luck,
Hari Kotadia



Posted by Tarun Kumar  on  01/16  at  11:12 AM

I am surprised and disappointed not to see any technology to overcome food shortage. How to feed the ever mutiplying millions? Is there any project / research which is likely to materialize in next 10 years?



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