I agree here with the word "possible". However, progress on this front would be slow due to the increased cost of software development. Software would be much

I agree here with the word "possible". However, progress on this front would be slow due to the increased cost of software development. Software would be much more difficult to write leading to longer lead times for applications. I don't think the app stores would scale at the same rate that it did for iPhone or Android. One analogy is parallel programming. This is generally very difficult, so people avoid it, even when hardware vendors give you get a bounty of cores. Another example is GPGPU - very slow progress on mapping data-parallel apps to the GPU (image processing etc.). We may not know what future devices and applications are not possible due to Moore's Law's end. Another example is the recent explosion in deep learning - this was only possible due to the increase in FLOP density as a direct consequence of Moore's Law. These algorithms were around in the 80s.