2009: What’s in and whats out

What’s in for 2009?

• Technology merging, and slimming. Laptops are getting smaller, Cellphones are getting bigger, cellphones all have media players, and soon digital cameras that can replace your thin normal digital camera that coudn’t even geotag pictures anyway. And you don’t want to carry your Digital SLR camera with you all the time do you? All in one technology packages is a winner. SE Satio is multimedia king and digital photo, Iphone and Hero is kings of the surf, soon one device will rule them all.
• Spootify: For the home computer it is your own radio broadcast with a fraction of the ads of radio, at premium you get all music and can play it on your android/iphone cellular phone. With Offline playlists and a search and popularity function it’s pretty much going to replace filesharing that demands more work and time for browsing and organizing.  So whats negative? Well no red hot chili peppers and alot of artists keep removing their songs, lack of payment? Probably.
• Google Wave: Realtime communication is here to stay if you are serious about chatting/working/planning/collaborating/teaching with one or many. Ever tried a group conversation on MSNM?
• Android and Iphone: Cellphones with smart intuive, on the go operating systems streamlined and designed by yourself and not by a company, hot!
• LED TVs and OLED cellphones: Beuty in a slimversion, touchscreen too? I’m in!
• Peerialism: Online storage free, if you have a extra harddrive that is, fast access and no worries about ever loosing data to a dead harddrive.
• 4G: Så klart! Wireless communication designed for media and not the other way around.
• Voddler: AAAAARRRRGGGGHHHH… ME want now!!!!

So what’s out?

1. Home telephone: What’s that.
2. Broadcast television: Oh please. Webtv shall suffice for now and complement Voddler.
3. Downloading and uploading: Streaming is for the win really, I know having the biggest harddrive of your buds is fun and something to brag about but we are passed that point now.
4. Cellphones that don’t surf. IT age means information technology people. And information is where Google can swiftly be queried.
5. Copyrights: 90 years for a copy right? Please! Copy rights is starting to cause more troubles than it’s worth and it’s all in vain. Shutting down the sites, or the ISP to the sites or the ISPs to the ISP nope not going to work. ACTA? No way, Hadopi well that will not work soon anyway with the telecom package, if just the commitee can agree atlast.
6. Comhem AB