w. t. hello and welcome to tomorrow today this week we're going places really fast. from brussels to barcelona and half an hour no problem for the hyperloop a vision of future transit. and talking about future transport we take a spin and a driverless car up by g. test track. also a robust simple and low cost electric vehicle that can be assembled anywhere in the world. do you sometimes feel overwhelmed by the abundance of new technology like all those relentlessly innovative devices with their hundreds of apps. or wearables computer systems that literally get on your back for the never ending flow of streaming services sometimes you might wish yourself back in a simpler any age. now google engineering is aiming to make that possible. once upon a time this mobile phone was like cutting edge of hi tech. 20 years old to sweeping the market they're not here 3310 was rereleased in 2017 it's still. has none of today's standard outs but its battery runs for almost one month between charges and it only costs $50.00 euros but many companies aren't willing to risk relaunching

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