Cita:"My personal belief, 10 years from now, we'll be wearing 10 sensors on our body collecting data and applying that data to things that are valuable to us as users," said Mattrick. While he stopped short of any potential product announcements, he admitted he was personally "bullish" on the idea of home automation and sensors. Qi Lu, president of Microsoft's online services division, had presented his vision of Bing as a platform prior to Mattrick's comments. Lu sees Bing as a way for Microsoft to process information from sensors and other sources; what that'll mean for users isn't yet clear, but it's easy to imagine a Google Now-like service that indexes your entire life. Highlighting Lu's comments, Mattrick said he's "excited about thinking sensors, multiple screens, intelligence, the capabilities that Qi spoke about [Bing as a platform] in being a base to redefine what we do."

'Mi creencia personal es que en 10 años llevaremos 10 sensores en nuestro cuerpo recopilando información y aplicando esa información en cosas que valoramos como usuarios', dijo Mattrick.

Diez años? a esa edad lo único posible que creo que podría llevar es un marcapasos.

Si es que no he muerto antes.

Esto me recuerda a cuando en los 80, en aquella serie que se llamaba "Érase una vez" (la de historia) predecían que para el año 2000 el hombre viviría en la luna.

Quieren meternos el always online hasta para cagar. 

Yo quiero un nanoimplante que me permita descargar DLCs mientras paseo por la calle. ¡OH S├ì!

Nanomáquinas everywhere.

Y espero que Mattrick se preste como conejillo de indias para hacer las primeras pruebas.