Read the passage below and mark the sentences T or F. Together with the opening of the Microsoft Envisioning Center in Redmond, Washington, Microsoft released a video showing a possible version of the future – except this is no concept video, but a vision of life in just five to ten years, with technology that we currently use. This isn’t science fiction, but potential reality. The Envisioning Center shows a world where everything is voice and touch-activated, and technology that we are familiar with, such as tablets, are translated onto a larger scale. Every home would have a family wall – a 21st century fridge door – with picture displays, digital notes and the possibility to watch videos at the command of your voice. Work can be smoothly integrated between devices with the swipe of a finger and talking to Grandma on Skype will have never been easier. 1. The Microsoft Envisioning Center is owned by Google. 2. Microsoft released a video before it opened the Microsoft Envisioning Center. 3. The video is a vision of life in five to ten years. 4. No touch – activated devices are on display in the center. 5. Voice-activated devices are translated onto a larger scale. 6. You can use your voice to type digital notes on the window. 7. You can’t integrate your work between devices smoothly.