AT&T predicts the future in 1993

[TheCat]

http://www.youtube.com/v/4PJcABbtvtA

[TheCat]

From Microsoft what 2019 will look like.

http://www.youtube.com/v/bwj2s_5e12U

[Jason]

These next 10 years are going to be chock full of amazing new technologies hitting the world markets.  Right now, so much of this stuff is being done is test labs and is just waiting to hit mass production.

[Lunican]

I like how in 2019 there will be attractive people riding on airplanes instead of morbidly obese trolls sweating all over you.

Now that's an improvement!

[The Compound]

Have you ever had your "unlimited data plan" limited?
You will!
At&t.

[mbwright]

This is not new.  "unlimited" means different things to corporations, than it does for users.  Vonage does the same for international calls.

I'm still waiting for a phone to talk to people, anywhere.  Far too many dead zones in this country.  AT&T is petioning the gov't to be able to drop the landline requirement to be a phone company.  There are still many rural areas, and not so rural, that do not have cell coverage, and won't because they won't profit enough.  Many AT&T dead zones in Tallahassee, even along I-10.  It's interesting how each company says they have the best coverage, but no real way to actually compare.