Would you really want a network inside your body?

CDsDontBurn · May 7, 2008, 08:12 PM

Fancy a network inside your body? Of course you don’t, but it’s just one part of some crazy-ass future-gazing dreamt up by communication watchdog Ofcom in a report about the future of wireless tech.

Tomorrow's Wireless World looks 10 to 20 years into the future to discover innovative technologies which are being developed that could improve basic issues such as healthcare and transport. We’ve gone in-depth on some of the technologies that it says will come about over the next two decades.

Source: TechRadar

**kris23** · May 8, 2008, 05:09 AM

if they can bulletproof it then sure.... but until wireless tech can drive my mouse without a hitch, i wont want it in my body

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