I don't know how many people open their doors with their voice, but most of the other tech stuff has come true in one way or another.
[via David Pogue]
How many of the "You Will" predictions have come true?
Remember the early 90s commercials from AT&T that asked various technology questions and then ended with Tom Selleck saying "You Will?" Someone on YouTube has put a montage of the ads and it's interesting that so many of these tech predictions/plans have actually come true.
I don't know how many people open their doors with their voice, but most of the other tech stuff has come true in one way or another.
I don't know how many people open their doors with their voice, but most of the other tech stuff has come true in one way or another.
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9-17-2009 @ 1:59PM
ndc123 said...
Man, they had that GPS just about dead on. Theirs seemed a bit nicer than mine though.
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9-17-2009 @ 2:03PM
Jimmy said...
Did not realize that was Tom Selleck.
Ironically, it was NOT AT&T that brought us a lot of that stuff. Or at least not publicly.
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9-19-2009 @ 1:31PM
Joe said...
That isn't ironic.
9-17-2009 @ 3:54PM
mb said...
Very Cool!
While it was a bit off with the doors, there are voice activated phones and hand free phones.
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9-17-2009 @ 5:26PM
Matt said...
Yeah, well, the only thing AT&T has "brought me" lately is their POS network, which won't even let me place iPhone calls while sitting next to my office window.
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9-17-2009 @ 5:52PM
horsenbuggy said...
Anyone else notice that the lady tucking her baby in from a pay phone is Jenna Elfman?
Also, looks like they missed on that one. Pay phones are almost useless these days. I can't see us ever installing video pay phones.
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9-17-2009 @ 6:18PM
RobynM said...
They're getting close to voice activated doors - I seem to recall MS is working with that sort of thing in prototype smart houses.
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9-17-2009 @ 9:17PM
Fred said...
You mean a company that was in a position to see where technology was trending in the next several years got some of it right? Eerie.
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