Despite the famous science fiction writer Bruce Sterling, speaking at the Film Forum in Gorizia, Facebook has said that "his days" and that social networks generally disappear within seven years, "the website by 50 billion dollars," as is defined and estimated, Facebook seems to be in better shape than ever.
It follows us everywhere, not only at home on PCs connected to the Internet or on television, but also on the iPad, mobile phones and smartphones, soon, in our cars. Since last autumn, in fact, at the laboratories of General Motors, a new multimedia application with voice commands is being studied in order to allow drivers to read, navigate and "post" on your Facebook profile without ever taking your hands off the wheel.
The control system, already present in many models of GM cars, is dell'OnStar, whose strength is in the voice commands and "connectivity charge" that they promote. Add to this that many cars are produced in order to have as iPad tablet and navigation console for the iPhone, not only Facebook, but the Internet in general, is entering into our cockpits motorized.
With a doubt, chat, post and read up on Facebook while driving is a dangerous distraction? 
It follows us everywhere, not only at home on PCs connected to the Internet or on television, but also on the iPad, mobile phones and smartphones, soon, in our cars. Since last autumn, in fact, at the laboratories of General Motors, a new multimedia application with voice commands is being studied in order to allow drivers to read, navigate and "post" on your Facebook profile without ever taking your hands off the wheel.
The control system, already present in many models of GM cars, is dell'OnStar, whose strength is in the voice commands and "connectivity charge" that they promote. Add to this that many cars are produced in order to have as iPad tablet and navigation console for the iPhone, not only Facebook, but the Internet in general, is entering into our cockpits motorized.
With a doubt, chat, post and read up on Facebook while driving is a dangerous distraction?
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