“It’s hard to think of glass as an area of rapid technology evolution,” Mike Elgan writes for Computerworld. “But it’s one of the central technologies that will bring us incredible innovations over the next couple of years.”
“A combination of new technology, plus a strong desire on the part of major companies to transform glass, will affect nearly every category of consumer electronics, from smart watches to phones to tablets to desktop computers to smart homes and offices,” Elgan writes.
“Hundreds of companies and organizations are working on the coming glass revolution,” Elgan writes.But here are four companies and one university that announced serious breakthroughs recently, shattering old ideas about what’s possible with glass.”
Read more in the full article, which covers, Apple, Google, Microsoft, and Corning, plus MIT’s new glass technology that solves the glare problem, here.
[Thanks to MacDailyNews Reader “Fred Mertz” for the heads up.]