I explored Accenture's R&D page and found valuable technology research, specifically focusing on emerging trends like RFID and silent commerce. It's a solid collection of insights into how these technologies were beginning to hit the mainstream.
I explored Podman for local databases and studied how AI replaces professional research reports. I also tested real-time Whisper transcription tools, discovered DuckDB SQL shortcuts, and learned the weird history behind Roman urine taxes.
I've shared a 2003 list from The Guardian highlighting twenty-five emerging technologies. Looking back, it provides a snapshot of the tech landscape during the early 2000s, featuring trends that were expected to shape the year.
I’ve gathered a list of the incredible and sometimes scary ways RFID and GPS are used to track everything from soda cans and tires to kids and employees, highlighting the pervasive reach of modern surveillance technology.
I recommend checking out Tech Review for its coverage of emerging technology trends. It is a great resource for staying informed about innovations in science and engineering through their insightful articles and reporting.
I found Business Week’s 'Wireless Wonders' special issue to be a compelling look at the state of wireless technology in 2004, highlighting the trends and emerging innovations that were driving the mobile industry during that period.