Mozilla: 3D office meetings will be the norm within ten years
Mozilla's technologist predicts that in the next 10 years our avatars will attend virtual business meetings and chat with other shoppers.
The virtual world phenomenon of Second Life will transform the Internet within the next 10 years, and the browser will have to change just as fast to keep up, said Mozilla's Window Snyder.
According to Window Snyder, security chief at Mozilla, business travel, telecommuting, and even the basic things people expect in day-to-day business will be affected. Instead of flying from office to office, meetings will held virtually.
"Instead of Web sites, we'll have 3-D representations in the virtual world."
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