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    6 Traits of Tomorrow’s Blockbuster Digital Technologies

    by Amy Maxmen Oct 31, 2014 2 minutes
    Steve Jobs anticipated many of the features of the digital revolution and built them into the original Macintosh.

    f history adheres to timeless long-term trends, Walter Isaacson’s recent book on the digital revolution, , could reveal a lot about the future of our digital age. Last week Isaacson, known for his biographies of Steve Jobs and, as . Here are the biggest lessons that future innovators can learn from the recent past.

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