#hyperweb

The first product in a long time to make me go woah!, Grid is the spreadsheet system re-imagined, tablet first. Things that can do anything that connect to other things that do anything: that's powerful. A deceivingly obvious utility, Grid can be social, solitary, serious or playful, but at its core it is a reflection of our cognitive default: the desire to organize and connect information in meaningful ways.

Hint: it's not just Excel.

My prediction: people will underestimate Grid, and then it will be everywhere. If I'm right, the founders will soon become improbable captains of the universe.

The Hypernet is the physical infrastructure that results from combining the internet and cellular and Wi-Fi. At present, half of the nodes are computers and half are smart phones, but the balance is shifting away from computers.

The Hyperweb is the new user experiences enabled by a world of billions of nodes connected to millions of clouds. Many believe that HTML5 will be a fundamentally important building block.

Hyperweb experiences redefine our expectations of how we interact with technology. Today, we interact with web services via browsers and windows and PCs and graphical apps on tablets and smartphones. But in the future, there will be entire new experiences that result from a new way of linking the billions of smart nodes in our lives to the millions of smart clouds that will deliver

Remember how things was 5 years from now?

Facebook recently opened for non-students, Youtube was just acquired by Google, first generation of iPhone was introduced. Did you ever thought what will be after 5 years from now? Will the major brands of fabulous 4 remain the same?

what do you think will happen to:

Facebook?

Foursquare?

Dropbox?

Web search as industry?

Mobile OS as industry?

Web OS as industry? 

In addition to my last post The next big Thing in Tech Industry where I gave links to interesting thoughts on how Internet will evolve, I want to share the chart from BusinessInsider.com which shows that to reach Facebook iPad app is used more then native iPad browser. So, this can be a first signal of Facebook moving towards "Hyperweb"[1] or "app+Internet"[2] sphere.

[1] http://rogerandmike.com/post/14629058018/technology-waves-and-the-hypernet#notes