Those and smart phones do seem pretty disruptive, but are more a medium of distributing the computer than an inherent technical innovation. The computer is sti

Those and smart phones do seem pretty disruptive, but are more a medium of distributing the computer than an inherent technical innovation. The computer is still the fundamental technology here. I'd agree there is still a fair amount of disruptive innovations happening. However, I don't see the same kind of fundamentally new technologies appearing as they did a generation or two ago.