Wearables and the Future of Personal Computing Wearables are no longer just gadgets. They act as a quiet, always-on layer between you and the digital world, turning data into simple actions. A smartwatch can show messages, track steps, and unlock your laptop with a tap. AR glasses bring directions, summaries, and notes into your line of sight without pulling out a phone. Together, these tools reshape how we work, learn, and stay healthy. ...
The Future of Computing: Quantum, Neuromorphic, and Beyond Computing is at a turning point. Quantum machines promise new ways to solve hard problems, while neuromorphic chips push energy efficiency and real-time learning. Together, they may reshape science, industry, and even everyday software. Quantum computing uses qubits that can share information in unusual ways. Noise and errors are a central challenge, so researchers focus on error correction and fault-tolerant designs. In the near term, the era of noisy intermediate-scale quantum devices (NISQ) will test special tasks such as simulating molecules or optimizing routes, rather than running general programs. Researchers also expect faster simulations for chemical reactions and materials design, which could speed up discoveries in various fields. ...