Is there anyone else still stuck in the Dinosaur Age? You know when you still had to turn on lights without clapping, press buttons to dial a phone and actually go camping in the woods if you wanted to catch sight of a bear! Technology seems to be moving at the speed of light these days. Americans have gone from digital cable to HD to 3D in just a few short years. The new 3D televisions have already hit stores! Technology has pushed special effects trying to give you the ‘real experience’. Has the day come where you no longer have to physically be outdoors to have the ‘real experience’? Not only are things so ‘real’ indoors, but there seems to be gadgets that can play music, call friends, and surf the net without even having to lift a finger!

Apple seems to be at the head of technology when it comes to everything ‘touch’. i-pad, i-phone, i-pod…… Well, if you are an everything ‘i’ fan you will be very disappointed. Apple has announced that it will postpone the release of its newest gadget . The ipad should be released in the U.S. early next month and in other countries by the end of April. What happened to the payphone? Or waiting for someone to call right at that moment they get home? Now we have GPS trackers to make sure they are going home, and 3D films that beat going to the zoo!

It is amazing that so much technology can come out of a place that is surrounded by natures undeniable beauty. Apple headquarters is located in California’s very own Silicon Valley. Silicon Valley is not only the Home of major companies such as apple and google, it is the epicenter of American Technology. The city of Fremont , located in the East Bay Area, is bursting with nice hotels and great activities in doors and out. It is also home to Lake Elizabeth and Coyote Hills regional Park where you are guaranteed a ‘real’ outdoor experience! It is also just a short drive from famous cities such as Berkeley, San Francisco, and of course, Sacramento.

Fremont Dinosaur is a post from: Kiss Java

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