Just saw the AT&T's "You Will" campaign. Wow, it's amazing how far we moved in such a small amount of time. Almost everything in that commercial was spot on an

Just saw the AT&T's "You Will" campaign. Wow, it's amazing how far we moved in such a small amount of time. Almost everything in that commercial was spot on and only a few was a little off (who uses a fax machine or a pay phone?). I'm pretty sure when those commercials were running (I was about 8) that they seemed impossible or expense. Now that it reality, not only did it seemed the logical step, but impossible to live without. I mean, can you really imagine a world without inexpensive wireless technology? This is the reason why these futuristic videos are so important. To get everyone an inspiring glimpse into the future be it AT&T or Google. Of course AT&T didn't deliver all of these products. They did spur up the debate and got folks working towards that direction. Technology is great that way. We are a global community and open source is a godsend. I'm sure the first iteration of the glasses will not be that great but it does get better. That's the great thing about building things, you can always learn from your mistakes (or in a lot of cases, lack of knowledge).