William Gibson stopped writing about the future because he says it's already here - this talk illustrates that. @digiphile http://radar.oreilly.com/alexh

1. Alex HOWARD The future is here. It's just not evenly distributed yet. @digiphile

2. "The future is here. It's just not evenly distributed yet."

3. The future is mobile. In 2010, 82% of Americans have a cellphone. 60% of American adults go online wirelessly. Source: Pew Internet

4. Smarter cities Source: IBM

5. Smarter commuting through data Image Credit: Real Time Rome from Senseable.MIT.edu

6. Augmented streets

7. Augmented reality

8. Pervasive connectivity Image Credit: PetitInvention

9. Smarter cycling

10. spime “A theoretical object that can be tracked precisely in space and time over the lifetime of the object” -Wordspy Image Credit: @knolleary

11. Cities of spime Image Credit: City Of Sound

12. Real UFOs “ Everything grows miscellaneous. And people are transformed into ubiquitous findable objects (UFOs), along with pets, products, possessions and places”-David Weinberger

13. Digitalmemories Image Credit: Portal To Your Dreams

14. Augmented overload! Image Credit: Daonk.org

15. “Ambient findability” - Peter Morehouse Image Credit: Scott McLeod

16. We’ll need better filter/browsers Image credit: PC World on Aurora

17. Better social software Image Credit: Mediabistro

18. Better apps to audit data

19. Solar cloudsand novelpublicdata displaysImage Credit:Inhabitat

20. Digital tools for open government NY Senate on iTunes

21. Platforms for citizens to self-organize Image Credit: ITO World