Peter Cochrane: Tech familiarity breeds consent
Nothing reflects how new technology becomes accepted in the mass market than its popularity over Christmas, suggests Peter Cochrane
With more and more people being born into technology, the barriers to acceptance have been lowered
The Christmas present purchasing cycle has started, with drones, artificial intelligence (AI) devices for home and office, virtual reality headsets, wearables, health monitors, mobiles and headphones all...
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