This week, Popular Science announced the winner of their annual Innovation of the Year award. In years past, they’ve named the Atari gaming system and also the iPhone as winners, but their Editor-in-Chief made a special point for Google Now, marking it as the first time that the thin line between humans and their devices was crossed with such pleasant ease. Google Now “innocently” collects our data, tracks our movements, and then offers suggestions for things before we even think about it. The below video is Pop Sci’s Editor-in-Chief sharing his thoughts on Google’s latest achievement.
To read the original article: Google Now Named Popular Science’s Innovation of the Year – Droid Life
