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2016 A TechnoYear

It has been a great 2015 for technology, innovation and creativity. Everything was at it's best, but guess what it's just a start!!

Welcoming 2016 with wide arms open, we Papsolutions bring you all a sneak peek into the Tech trends and things to watch out for in this awesome year ahead.

First of all let's get a quick recap of what great things 2015 gave us.

It gave us the next version of IoT the Internet of things , computing everywhere was the motto of IoT and it made clear in 2015. Taking things to a new level, everything had technology embedded in it and We have more to see coming ahead in 2016.

Things were taken at the peak in Mobile computing, innovations by Samsung, Apple just made us imagine how much power does technology has and to what no limits it could effect our day to day life.

Talking about tech gadgets has always been exciting and 2015 provided us with great gadgs to talk about. From the Air2 speaker (that's a air floating wireless speaker ) , to Samsung's Edged display, Apple's new approach to wireless charging , The lobler ring ( one which controls everything by your finger gesture embedded to a Android app ) , The launch of Project Soli by Google ( read at Live to learn tab) , The bionic bird invention and many more... Uncountable gadgets that were discovered in 2015 and if they just blow your mind, be ready to get totally blown up in 2016!!

Programming languages used to be kind of long and boring , quite complex to work on earlier but this year made everyone get attracted to programming. With new languages like Apple's Swift language  and many more this field seemed to be taking new heights in years coming ahead. The languages that end up in top for 2015 were as follows :

1. Java
2. Python
3. C
4. Ruby
5. JavaScript
6. C#
7. PHP
8. Objective C

That's just a glimpse of what 2015 offered us, the coming year has yet a lot for us .

Harvard business review says the most awaiting thing in 2016 would be the Algorithmic Personality Detection concept. As we all know how important data has become , and that's what this concept uses. According to HBR, many investors would use this algorithm scanning up all your subscriptions, the pics you upload and many other things you do on internet and guess how risky are you as an investment , that sounds kind of some astrology thing and yes it is going to be used soon and is under sort of used by Google, Facebook that guesses what pages you should like.

Computing would be taken way up and The term Quantum Computing will now come in picture. Meaning that, the computers will able to calculate the most difficult calculations in 1sec and less than that, say 0sec :) Already special algos that are needed to work in Quantum computers are being designed, like Shor’s algorithm — invented by MIT’s Peter Shor — that can factorize any prime number. The National Security Agency is already predicting that the cryptography in use will be rendered completely obsolete once quantum computers go into widespread use.

What more is drastic changes in hardware structures. The LEDs will be changed by OLEDs and its already in progress, LG being the one to bring in OLED TVs in 2015 many manufactures are going to plan out their models in coming year. The slimmest mobile would get more slimmer, mobile screens are gonna be more reliable and extremely responsive as now seen by the Edged Screen Concept by Samsung, we are just a lil far from seeing more things been put up their on your mobile screen. The protocols would be changed in 2016, started already, the USB Type C port being introduced in Nexus would be a great innovation ahead. Micro to Nano and now to E, sim cards would be changed to E- sim cards where the physical appearance of sim would be gone. Apple's already planning to remove the headphone jack and going for lighting headphones, which would make a drastic change in Mobile structure (if others do follow Apple ;)

Augmented reality would come in real, the world will become more virtual but unfortunately it would cost a lot and hence would be difficult for common people to get access to, things like Google Glass, HTC vive will go more cheaper though but still we might have to wait a year more longer to get these things into mainstream approach.

As said earlier programming languages would get more user friendly. Already started, the craze of Apple's Swift Language that jumped from 68 rank to 22 on the most followed language (as per stackoverflow contents ) will go on increasing . Google's Go language as shown its increasing popularity in China and that might just beat Swift. But still, mainstream language like Java, C++ will continue their reign on top.

That's all we could wrap up for you , a little glimpse into 2016 , A Year to Look out for.

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