The document discusses several futuristic technologies including clear glass phones, holographic phones, and windshield communicators. Clear glass phones would be a cutting-edge new communication device, but would be fragile. Holographic phones could allow for 3D hologram calls, moving beyond current 2D video calls. New windshield technologies may allow drivers to have conversations without taking their eyes off the road. Younger generations may more readily adopt these new technologies according to Moore's Innovation Adoption Rate, while older generations may be slower to adapt to changes.

1. Futuristic Look At Technology
By: Pedro Sibiea

2. The next big thing is here as Samsung would put it. I believe the
Clear Glass Phone would be a next major step as far as
communication goes. It is new, cutting edge and sophisticated.
Only down side to using a new device entirely made out of glass
is its fragility or minor damages inflicted (ie. Scratches, chips on
the side etc.).

3. • Moore’s Innovation Adoption Rate basically states that
new technology is easily accepted by newer generation
and gradually becomes harder for the older generation
to grasp.
• Just like it took the older generation a while to adapt to
the internet and smartphones it will take them a while to
adapt to Clear Glass Phones.

4. In a world where everyone wants the leisure of taking care of
business without leaving the comfort of their homes. Holographic
Phones could possibility be the solution. Gone are the days of
Facetiming on a 2d platform. Holographic phones presents a 3d
crystal clear hologram of whom you are talking too.

5. • The Social Information Processing Theory explains
how people are able to communicate with one
another online without having to see face-to-face.
They have a relationship through computer based
interactions.

6. Regular windshields are the thing of the past. A new
age is upon us. The days where we no longer have to
lose focus of the road and still be able to have a
conversation with the state of the art windshield
communicator.

7. Critical Mass theory explains pretty much how much of an
influence something can make if it reaches the right about
of people. If a popular sub-culture of people able to
promote what is being shown as something totally new. It
will take a matter of time before everyone else follows
suit.

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