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oakwebworks.com — A woman switches on a tiny wireless chip that has been surgically implanted behind her ear, which then synchs up with the Web wherever she is in the world. The simple thought of logging on to the Internet triggers the system to turn on and connect to the Web.

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  • seoexpert, on 10/12/2007, -0/+0I really "digg" this forcasting type writing. However, it's been my experience that only us select few will truly capitalize on heavy technology changes. I still have have a dozen clients who don't know their website from a classifieds article. So long as the phone book still exists and my Mom uses her VCR/DVD combo, I won't be convinced that the world is ready for many of the new changes coming our way. Nice reading though!

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