If you're designing rich media sites, interfaces for devices and portals, real world bluetooth content messaging, and if we want to branch out and grow into a real entertainment brand of tomorrow - you'll soak up every aspect of these videos, whether you are designing the frontend, coding behind, advising strategy or spreading the word, this is for all of us.

Think human to human point and touch simple experiences that assist rather than get in the way. Think as far ahead as Star Wars tri-corders. And I think we'll see them in the next 10 to 15 years.

The concept that all your stuff is stored online, accessible anywhere, tapping into the online platform and fleet of software (with public APIs) rather than any traditional offline OS. But what happens when your connection dies? Are you left with a fancy plastic wafer?

Devices that use remote storage and applications is extremely valid, but I am sure some hybrid solutions will become the most successful.

Google's ambitions promise simplicity of experience, with apps we already know - which supports this approach.

Originally posted via Gizmodo. Enjoy.