The most amazing thing about future is that it haven't happened yet. Therefore, we can control it, or try to control it. Most of us use Windows Operating System, and I think we should have plenty to say about its future. We should be able to control it's future -even if it is a little control. I think we can start this process by indicating what we want. What is our wish list. Of course, the obvious ones: Free Doesn't crash all the time Easy to use Fast Here is what some experts say So what's in your wish list?

I am sure everyday you hear a new buzz word around cloud computing, Cloud OS, Cloud contacts... Well, then this wouldn't shock you : "Cloud Mouse". No it is not a mouse in the clouds, but instead it is a mouse that will help you navigate the clouds. Allow me to explain. What's the one thing that comes to your mind when you think of cloud computing. No beside "clouds"! What else? Yeah, "Data". All this information overload needs new interface to make sense of. We need a 3D visualization tool or something along that line to easily make sense of that. Born from this need is "The Cloud Mouse". It is "a project driven by Microsoft Research Asia, in collaboration with Harper, is one such technology, demonstrating a novel hardware and interaction design that illustrates the properties of a general-purpose user interface for cloud computing." source

This is article has some beautiful graphics from our past. How space colonization was imagined. Too bad we haven't gotten to it, but hey one day! Love the idea of underground rooms. Why haven't we colonized moon yet -darn it?

You probably read about Firefox's popularity decreasing because of Chrome, etc, etc, but I think firefox is up to some good things lately which will keep it in the race. Personas is one of them. They are easy to use and beautifies your browser with only few clicks. This article is about firefox persona and its future. Read on!

Driving Solar powered car seems realistic, but planes? To some of us it sounds a bit dangerous. Although, we all know that there is always backup. No engineer would be so stupid to actually build Solr only plan, but still there is that fear! Anyways, if you are not scared read on this story of Bertrand Piccard and André Borschberg, co-founders of Solar Impulse, who announced that they would be designing a solar-powered aircraft .