Yesterday, I posted about the Collaborative Web--which I suppose you could call Web 3.0, even though we all agreed that versioning for web software is stupid. But wasn't Web 3.0 supposed to be the "Internet of Things"? Sensors, objects, all sorts of non-desktop computer-like stuff that collected info and connected us to our physical world in a more interactive way was supposed to be the next big thing.
Well, if you stop and piece together the vision behind the wacky Google stories about internet connected glasses, fiber to the home, or self-driving cars, you might notice Google throwing the long ball to a very advanced and very connected future.
To read the full, original article click on this link: - Thisisgoingtobebig.com - Glass, Cars, Fiber: Is Google a Generation Ahead?
