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5. "Forgetting will become a distant memory," IBM says in its final prediction. Remembering all the little things you forget will become easier because everyday details will be recorded, analyzed and "provided at the appropriate time and place by both portable and stationary smart appliances." IBM predicts that microphones and video cameras will record everyday activities and conversations, whether those conversations happen with family members or doctors. GPS-enabled smartphones can then remind us, for example, to pick up groceries or prescriptions if we pass by the supermarket or pharmacy.
IBM makes no mention of laws that in some states forbid recording of conversations without the consent of all parties, so we'll have to see how the legality of this one plays out.
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ibmBy lehmo11 on March 11, 2009, 11:36 ami think that what they need to do is try to get more int to solar and make a reliabla but yet afordabal solar panals
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