Social networking keeps popping up on list of '11 trends​

‰Speaking of which, Facebook, Twitter and lesser ventures just as LinkedIn are popular, and folks are figuring out ways to make money off these tools with their own services and products. Remotecentral.com talks about new TV sets that incorporate social media; a colleague suggested the Internet browser called RockMelt, which does the same.‰Land-line phones are already a thing of the past for many folks in accordance with 30, and I would as well like to ditch mine in 2011. Most of the calls we get are from Omaha Steaks and paid fundraisers for charity groups.‰The site Trendhunter.com has an interesting video presentation about 2011 trends in the marketplace. Twenty mod-nevertheless-real concepts are spotlighted, from "projected publicity" to "wearable tech" to "real-timing’.As well predicted as trends this year are "modern cubism," "hyperrealism", toddler touchscreens for games and learning, democratic selling, "tweetonomics" and "perpetual adaptation."That last one might be the trend in other words also a piece of advice. As this trend piece says, "We live in a world in other words changing so rapidly, that consumers are in love with change itself." Have a trendy new year, folks.Send e-mail to jamarante@ctcentral.com.

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