Six 2013 Game Changing Trends

What new game changing trends are emerging to transform the world we live in and how we shop and market products in 2013 and beyond?

1. Low Cost iPhone

A new low cost iPhone is reportedly in the works and could launch sometime this year according to the Wall Street Journal and TechCrunch. This could be exactly what Apple needs to salvage its market share and stay in the game. Unfortunately, it could end up rolling out in China and India before we see it on shelves in the U.S.

2. Free Google WiFi Everywhere

Unfortunately for Apple, Google seems to be way ahead of the curve as usual with free WiFi rolling out in in New York and Mountain View. This could change the game permanently though will definitely raise more anti-trust questions.

3. Nectar

Nectar, launched at CES 2013, offers two weeks of charging for devices without an outlet. Say hello to a whole new level of business continuity and mobility. So grab your toll free numbers and roll out those mobile apps to roll in the dough from your deck chair on your favorite beach from here on out.

4. Interpersonal Computers

One of the most revolutionary tech developments that will certainly change how we shop and interact with each other is the Lenovo IdeaCentre Horizon Table PC. It’s a PC in tablet form the size of a coffee table which can be used by four people at once, and it is expected to be cheap at $16,999 on the high end. Anticipate rapid saturation.

5. Monster Headphones

In a blast from the 80s Monster-sized headphones seem to be the accessory at CES this year. So dust off those flares and Hammer pants and you might be ahead of the trend.

6. High Taxes & Inflation

With four more fiscal cliffs on the way expect raising taxes and soaring inflation over the next four years. At least technology is on your side, so grab your Nectar and re-route your toll free numbers and find the optimal location for doing business.