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Ipad (Steve Jobs)
The iPad essentially links everything in the world together and with the use of millions of apps, consumers can do everything from something small to running a business. But, of course, the real pleasure is the obsessively intimate nature most people have with their devices and their games. -
Skype (Niklas Zennström)
Skype was that first real mainstream technology where people could sit back and smile because the science-fiction fantasy of video-chat was now possible. Skype has also transformed how people talk to each other, and often how they conduct business whether across town, or around the world. -
Facebook (Mark Zuckerberg)
Facebook is the new way people began to interact. Defining who you are is now a matter of selfies, funny posts, and daily reminders to everyone that you exist. People manage their parties, businesses, outings, and instead of a letters they send bulk Facebook posts announcing everything from a new job to a new baby. -
Iphone (Apple)
The iPhone’s many apps and capabilities have become so common, that one of the least advanced and used technologies on the phone is the traditional telephone capability of talking, which has advanced to video chat. -
Uber (Garrett Camp)
Uber is a taxi service via an app on your phone enabling much easier use to travel.