- Online networks will evolve to cellphone-always-connection (gross?)
- Other devices such as Google-glass will ease the experience
- Spoken interfaces displacing keyboards
- Batteries seem to be the great challenge
- People are going to exchange now-pics, now-videos
- Some will get some money for experiencing the outdoors for others who can't or do not want to go outside
- Many freelancers working from body-attached devices
- Criminals will specialize at intercepting data from those connections
- People carrying a small keyboard with screen for transcriptions, but devices will be spread through the body
- Video calls are going to be the norm
- Devices will monitor the health of the user
- 24/7 online doctors
- Public services will be served online, and office-work will shrink to a minimum
- There is going to be some kind of escort services to offer company anywhere-anytime you ask, so crimes and legal issues will arise
- People being paid for having fun while connected
- It will be an economy of entertainment, even for blue collars
- Artificial intelligence avatars as people's companion
- Laws will evolve a lot for adapting to this new world, particularly regarding online-love-contracts (relationships)
- Governments' struggle with all the power cumulated by always-connection corporations
- There will be a surge of always-connection startups
- The emergence of the Internet of things could crash all the system
A few ideas on how could be the
future of communication:
I must say this is very ponder some and factually very close.
ResponderEliminarMind if I ask what is your source of inspiration to think about this?
I was commenting a Facebook post, when ideas about online network started to jump.
ResponderEliminarSo I decided they were worth a Blogger document.