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Phones will be automatic. It will detect our voice and nagivate itself to the app we want to open. It will evolve into a 'flying phone' feature in which phones will fly if we click a button in our remote. Hence, if ever we'll forget our phones, just one click and it will be back to us. Wowerssss!

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I think there will be flying motorcycles or vehicles including trains, busses, etc.

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In 2050, I think phones will probably be unrecognizable to today's standards. I think it'll take a non-physical form, holographic per se.

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Phones today are impressive but still underwhelming in the camera aspect. Although main cameras are impressive but the other lenses are behind with it. In 2050, there are two predictions that I assume might be seen:

1. phones will only have one rear lens; and

2. phones will have a comparable lenses, similar to the main/wide camera.

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"What real-life gadgets were inspired by sci-fi movies?"🤖👀

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Charging your phone overnight ruins the battery—Fact or Fiction?📱

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What are your tech fun facts and trivia? Share them too!👇

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What are your tech fun facts and trivia? Share them too!👇

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1. The First Computer Bug Was a Real Bug! 🖥️😂

In 1947, computer scientists found a moth stuck in a computer relay, causing a malfunction. This is why we call software errors “bugs”!

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This beautiful Hedy Lamarr was an actress and inventor who pioneered the technology that would one day form the basis for today's WiFi, GPS, and Bluetooth communication systems. Beauty and brain 😍🧠

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Tech Trivia:  Did You Know? The First Website Ever Created Is Still Online!

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Tech Trivia:  Did You Know? The First Website Ever Created Is Still Online!

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The very first website in history was launched on August 6, 1991, by Tim Berners-Lee, the inventor of the World Wide Web (WWW). Unlike the flashy, interactive sites we see today, the first website was a simple page with text-based information about how the web works. Amazingly, this historic website is still accessible today at info.cern.ch!

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📌 What’s Your Favorite Digital Tool for Learning?

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📌 What’s Your Favorite Digital Tool for Learning?

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What is the most significant technology you've learned in your life, and how would you use and apply it to your time as a future educator?