We'll look back at 2012 as the year everything changed
Technological advances are ensuring things will never be the same again, writes V3 news editor Dan Worth
In years to come those working in and around the technology industry will look back at 2012 as the year when everything changed, when the first global boom of technology ended and the second wave began....
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