The standards split between W-CDMA and CDMA2000 poses a huge problem that isn't given to easy resolution. P2P wins the enterprise. The problem with Napster is that nobody has yet figured out how to make real money. But that doesn't mean it's a fad. Lots of corporations are thinking about how to apply P2P to supply chain management in a distributed computing model.
Software becomes intelligent.
More closely targeted software designed for specific jobs will let consumers buy only the functionality they really want. Internet holding companies such as CMGI enjoyed their 15 minutes of fame. But time's up on the incubators. After temporarily benefiting from the Internet joyride, too many investments in too many dot bombs has come back to haunt them. Bluetooth finally gets real.