In 1999, the peak of the film-camera industry, consumers took around 80bn photos (according to Kodak). We're taking far more now, but how many more? At least 2 trillion, maybe double that, maybe more.
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Read MoreThe future of personal computing is mobile, and Microsoft has lost mobile. That means the end of Windows Everywhere, and undermines Office too. Now that Microsoft's admitted this, what does it do next?
Read MoreGoogle Now looks like Google's most magical, artificially intelligent product. And in some senses it is, but it is also in some senses Google's most manual product.
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