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In October 2000, AT&T became the first U.S. cellular company to offer instant text messaging for mobile phones.
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Windows XP set the tone for a Windows operating system throughout this decade. Without XP we would not have the speedy Windows 7—even though most 7 users will admit it’s about the same as when they used XP.
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iPod — On October 23, 2001 Apple Computers publicly announced their portable music digital player, the iPod.
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Camera Phones were introduced to the North American marketplace in 2002.
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The concept was simple: sell songs in digital format for less than a buck and let buyers play them whenever and wherever they like.
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Xlerator Hand Dryer (2003)
As mankind ventures further into the technological wonders of Tomorrowland, let us never forget that it’s the small things that matter most. Humans continue to streamline lavatory visits with as little hand contact as possible. -
Created in February 2005, by three former PayPal employees, YouTube was touted as a cutting-edge video sharing service.
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The iPhone — who else, but of course Steve Jobs, CEO for Apple, Inc. to take smartphones to a higher standard.
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With the paper-like legibility of electronic ink, long battery life, and the ability to hold thousands of pages, e-book readers were already quite handy in 2008.
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Computer Chips are becoming very smart much like the brain of a human.
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Virtual Realities are becoming much more popular, but are they healthy?
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Can be hooked up to a computer.
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The internet will be used for DNA purposes.
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5G will be even faster and more efficient than 4G.
