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The future will be more connected than ever, and the Bird wearable makes managing our high-tech lifestyles easy and fun with an interactive experience.
E N V O Y
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Fantastic short film… AND it’s aparently getting expanded to full feature film. Which is AWESOME.
For best viewing please watch in 1080 HD, Full Screen, on High Volume.
ENVOY is a science fiction, action adventure, short film to be used as a proof of concept for a larger full-length motion picture. A love-letter to many of the classic action-adventure and science fiction films of the ’80s & ’90s, Envoy is a passion-project created by Director DAVID WEINSTEIN and Visual Effects Supervisor ADAM COGGIN.
Envoy Official Site: www.envoyfilm.com
Envoy Facebook: www.facebook.com/EnvoyFilm
Follow Director David Weinstein: @dw78nov
Turns out President Obama is a Back to the Future fan, and he celebrated ‘Back to the Future’ Day by tweeting at Marty McFly himself.
What will life be like in 30 years’ time? We asked six forecasters to do better than Back to the Future II’s predictions.
We’re going back to the future! In Back to the Future Part 2 Doc and Marty travel to the future—October 21, 2015. Yup, we’re living their future! But while we might not have flying cars, hoverboards, or self-fitting shoes, a lot of their predictions about the future weren’t that far off. Here’s a list of 10 they got right.
But seriously, they got a lot wrong. Find out what in our other video, 10 Things Back to the Future 2 Got Wrong!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xvWEIxdTB6Y
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Marty McFly’s self-lacing Nikes from Back to the Future are finally real.
Nike has confirmed to Mashable the “first pair of self-lacing Nike Mag shoes is in New York City.” The company didn’t provide further details as to the sneakers’ precise whereabouts in the city, but they’re sure to turn up soon enough.
See also: USA Today travels ‘Back to the Future’ with front page from the film.
“The nature of work, employment, jobs, and economics will have to change over the next 35 years, or the world will face massive unemployment by 2050. This was a key conclusion of the Future Work/Technology 2050 study published in the “2015−16 State of the Future.””