Hopefully it's not a repeat of the browser wars as any decent web-designer should have learnt the lessons to code to standards which all the browsers support (or use libraries like jQuery which mask the differences from you). We should never see a repeat of the near monopoly that IE reached the first time around.
I agree with you main analysis though. Computers really take off when people stop regarding them as such and smart phones are going to drive the mass-adoption of always on-line and connected life-styles. If Star Trek TOS predicted the rise of the mobile phone TNG predicts the data-pad that everyone will be using as their primary interface into the cloud.
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Date: 2011-01-13 11:26 (UTC)I agree with you main analysis though. Computers really take off when people stop regarding them as such and smart phones are going to drive the mass-adoption of always on-line and connected life-styles. If Star Trek TOS predicted the rise of the mobile phone TNG predicts the data-pad that everyone will be using as their primary interface into the cloud.