There's a lot going on in the world of technology nowadays. Why don't we check if we can bring you up to speed with the latest breakthroughs. Keep reading to find out more.
When contemplating the latest technology trends in information technology, it might be challenging to avoid conversations regarding the unstoppable rise of internet speeds. You can potentially recollect foggy memories of ancient ties of dial-up modems and their iconic connection noise. That seems therefore far away doesn't it? These days we’re still seeing lots of development, with things such as fibre optic cables coming in truly transforming internet speeds in a honestly impressive way. We have also other big things. If you follow sector leaders’ events, like the Telecom Italia AGM, you’d know that 5G happens to be a really big thing that is currently on the horizon. Some anticipate that it will really seriously impact how we go with the internet on a day-to-day basis. Keep on watching this space as there will be lots of breakthroughs quite soon.
Looking at trends today and then attempting to envision what the technology trends 2020 could possibly be, one thing that actually strikes many individuals is smart property technology. It is undoubtedly renowned and nifty to have. Who does not want to have a interesting set-up with a voiced-activated and completely automated heating and lights and all those great features. It is simply so cool to say “turn on the lights†and the lights turn on. Either way, this trend is anticipated to be quite dominating in years to come because the technology happens to be increasingly becoming economical and DIY friendly. Nearly any person who owns their home (and happens to be allowed to drill into the walls) can rather easily get a interesting smart property setup going on with heating, lights, media systems, garage doors, smart locks and so forth. We wouldn’t be surprised to discover that the matter of smart homes and their related products feature rather heavily at events like the Philips AGM.
When trying to compile a digest of the top tech trends, one of the things that actually catches the eye on an extremely typical basis is undoubtedly the proliferation of chatbots and voice assistants. We’re coming to the point in our technology advancements that we can make programmes that can very effectively understand natural language and interact with users. This has so many advantages. Rather than having an app with a complicated user interface, you can opt to offer a chatbot where the user can just ask for what they want and receive it. Some nifty fintech firms have been quite serious about using this technology for their products and with decent results too. Continue watching this stimulating space to view how this technology may further arise in the foreseeable future. Look at Plum’s crowdfunding round for more ideas on the scope of this tech.