In the time-honored Kiplinger Letter tradition of forecasting exciting technological breakthroughs, here are eight that will change the way you live and work.
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Digital Receipts
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Apps for Faster Service
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Light-Field Cameras: Aim, Shoot -- Then Focus Later
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Energy-Saving Computer Chips
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Supercharged, Super-Slim Batteries
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Self-Healing Airplanes
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Dick Tracy Watches
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Miniature Video Cameras for Police
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