Inventor and futurist Ray Kurzweil explains why humans and computers will become indistinguishable in the next two decades.
Via Luca Baptista
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While the native-versus-mobile-web debate has become stale -- "boring" in JacaScript creator Brendan Eich's words -- the technologies interweaving our devices and our data are evolving at ever more rapid rates. Firefox OS, the mobile operating system Eich has been working on at Mozilla, is showing off some of that evolution today. Via Allmyapps Delete the scoop?
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Per la prima volta nel corso dello sviluppo di Chrome OS, un vero e proprio desktop compare sullo schermo. Molti plaudono, molti altri criticano, altri sono perplessi. Quale futuro per Chrome OS? Delete the scoop?
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A new mobile operating system is born. Telefonica and Mozilla have teamed up to deliver Open Web Devices. The ambition is high: displace the Apple/Google duopoly and commoditize app ecosystems. But can they do better than earlier attempts like WebOS? Via Màrius Garcia Delete the scoop?
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