1. 2013 Technology
Trends

2. slideshare.net/rcanu/techt
rends2013

3. About me
REYMART CANUEL
• A graduate of BSIT in University of
Baguio
• Community Manager for Google
DeveloperGroup (GDG) Baguio
• A self-proclaimed software deviner
(developer and designer)
• Currently connected with the
Philippine Business for the
Environment

4. 2013 Technology
Trends
1. Mobile Will Be King
2. Personal Cloud
3. Online Education
4. HTML5
5. Android
6. Mobile Websites
7. Data Liberation in Government
8. Formalization of 'agile-ish'

5. 1. Mobility Will Be
King
• What is Mobility?
• being able to access
data and information
anywhere, anytime,
and in any device

6. 1. Mobility Will Be
King
• Mobile devices would be cheaper.
• Demand for mobile data connections would
RISE. Prices for mobile data connections would
DECREASE.
• There would be more mobile apps

7. 1. Mobility Will Be
King
Ubuntu for Mobile
- was previously available in as an OS only for
Desktop Computers
- www.ubuntu.com/devices/phone

8. 2. Personal Cloud
•You could already access data, information,
files, and other services on the cloud
• Cloud Computing -The practice of using a
network of remote servers hosted on the
Internet to store, manage, and process data,
rather than a local server

9. 2. Personal Cloud
Google Apps
• Set of integrated services
which includes the following:
• Gmail
• Calendar
• Tasks
• Groups

10. 2. Personal Cloud
Google Calendar
• Works like an e-planner
•You could set asssignment
and project deadlines,
meetings with group mates
and even national holidays!
• also includes Tasks

11. 2. Personal Cloud
Google Drive
• starts at 10GB free
• works like DropBox
• you could access and share
your files over the internet
• might be useful if your
working in a group

12. 2. Personal Cloud
Google Sites
• Make your own site for free
• Collaborative features

13. 3. Online Education
• Coursera – Free. Learn from top universities
in the US. coursera.org

14. 3. Online Education
• Udacity – free online courses

15. 3. Online Education
•Udemy – paid online education. udemy.com

16. 4. HTML5
The HTML5 Logo
Micha
el
Owner,
Nielin
Creative
Director at
Ocupop, Inc.
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17. 4. HTML5
HTML5 will be the new standard for HTML.
The previous version of HTML, HTML 4.01,
came in 1999. The web has changed a lot since
then.
HTML5 is still a work in progress. However,
the major browsers support many of the new
HTML5 elements and APIs.

18. 4. HTML5
HTML5 to be
completed by the
end of 2014

19. 4. HTML5
Supported browsers
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20. 4. HTML5
The new HTML markup
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21. 4. HTML5
New Elements
Structual Elements
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22. 4. HTML5
New Elements
1. Meter - Contained content is a measurement, like
length.
2. Progress - Contains current process toward a goal, like
a percentage.
3. Time
4. Command - Represents something a command a user
may execute
5. Datagrid - Represents data. Non-tabular or otherwise.
6. Output - Displays the output of a program or process
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23. 5. Android
• an Open Source project
• runs Google Apps natively
• Apps could be downloaded in
Google Play
• More than 60% of
smartphone are running on
Android
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24. 6. Mobile Websites
• websites that are compatible
in view across several devices
(smartphones, tablets, and
desktop computers)
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25. 6. Mobile Websites
• Responsive Websites - sizes
of the elements within a
webpage shrinks/expands
based on the size of the
monitor
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26. 6. Mobile Websites
• howtogomo.com – contains
a guide on why and how you
would make your websites
mobile-friendly
• howtogomo is an initiative
by Google
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27. 6. Mobile Websites
HowToGoMo.com
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28. 6. Mobile Websites
Bootstrap.js - http://twitter.github.com/bootstrap/
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29. 7. Data liberation in
government
• Freedom of Information (FOI) Bill –
citizens have
• Cybercrime Prevention Act
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30. 8. Formalization of
'agile-ish'
Agile Software Methodology
- is an alternative to traditional project
management, typically used in software
development.
- helps teams respond to unpredictability
through incremental, iterative work
cadences, known as sprints.
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31. 8. Formalization of
'agile-ish'
The Agile Manifesto
(www.agilemanifesto.org)
We are uncovering better ways of developing
software by doing it and helping others do it.
Through this work we have come to value:
Individuals and interactions over processes and tools
Working software over comprehensive documentation
Customer collaboration over contract negotiation
Responding to change over following a plan
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32. Let’s be connected!
REYMART CANUEL
• plus.to/rcanu
• facebook.com/rcanu
• twitter.com/arkeanu
• reymartcanu@gmail.com
GDG Baguio
• plus.to/GDGbaguio
Google Developers
• developers.google.com