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  The technology trends that will transform our world this year
  
  Published: 22:00 GMT, 5 January 2013 | Updated: 08:30 GMT,
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  This Christmas, tablet computers went mainstream.
  
  
  No more are they an easy way to spot spoilt teenagers, preening early adopters
  and desperate parents who would pay ANYTHING for a gadget that could
  silence their squalling brood with tranquillising doses of Spongebob and Angry Birds Star Wars.
  
  
  In fact, it's predicted that 7in tablets will account for one-third of
  the tablet market this year, as sub-£200 machines tempt non-nerds into
  the exciting new techno-wonderland of looking up things on the internet while watching
  TV.
  
  
  
  Apple's iPad Mini is expected to rule the roost, despite Google and Amazon nipping at its heels
  
  Apple's iPad Mini is expected to rule the roost, despite Google and Amazon nipping at its heels, and
  - please stop reading if you got one this Christmas - an updated model with a sharper
  Retina screen could well arrive as soon as this spring...
  
  
  So what other techno tricks does 2013 have in store for us?
  Here are four trends to look out for.
  
  
  
  OUR HOMES WILL BE APP-CONTROLLED
  
  
  
  Nest's app-controlled thermostat will bring app control to heating
  
  Sadly, this year will not see the arrival of camp robots who shimmer through our
  home with Martinis... but the ‘home of the
  future' will be a step closer, as lighting, door locks and heating are controlled by apps.
  
  
  Nest's app-controlled thermostat - designed by one of
  the creators of the iPod - will bring app control to heating, while lighting will be controlled by
  Philips and Belkin systems.
  
  Lockitron will let us all lock and open our front doors with the click of an app...
  
  
  
  
  WE ALL STOP TEXTING
  
  
  
  Apps offer cheaper, more flexible ways to stay in touch
  
  Texting has permanently altered the English language over the past
  20 years, dictating the 140-character length of Twitter
  messages, and making even sane adults fluent in gibberish.
  
  
  But the rise of apps such as WhatsApp and Facebook Messenger will see the
  SMS message begin a slow process of dying off next year, as apps offer cheaper,
  more flexible ways to stay in touch.
  
  
  
  OUR PHONES WILL BE INDESTRUCTIBLE
  
  
  
  Good news for everyone bar those in the phone-insurance industry - our phones could become indestructible this year.
  
  
  Samsung has repeatedly dangled the idea of flexible
  phone screens, and is widely expected to show off models at tech expo CES this
  week.
  
  
  Good news for everyone bar those in the phone-insurance industry - our phones could become
  indestructible this year
  
  
  
  The point is not that you can bend your phone like a Highland Toffee bar, but that the
  phone's screen won't shatter.
  
  An end to people talking on phones with spider-webs of broken glass on screen? We can but hope.
  
  
  
  
  WE ALL STOP BUYING MUSIC AND FILMS
  
  Cheap, subscription-based services will start to bite into pay-per-download services
  
  This year will mark the moment I have to stop explaining
  what Spotify is every time I mention it in public - or at least,
  I fervently hope so, as I tend to bore people about it
  at every opportunity.
  
  Cheap, subscription-based services such as Spotify (you pay £10 a month,
  get 17 million songs to access wherever you are) and
  Netflix (£6 a month, and you'll never need to buy a DVD again), will start to
  bite into pay-per-download services.
  
  And slowly but surely, the idea of actually owning music and films will begin to seem a rather quaint, 20th-century idea.