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I think that Web 3.0 will be the evolution of Web 2.0 into something even more interactive. Right now, we have to actually go to our Facebook status to update it. Perhaps the next step will be for Facebook and Twitter statuses to update on their own; all we have to do would be to adjust the preferences to automatic updates. I also think that Web 3.0 will build upon what we already have so that the input that we put in ourselves won’t be as required anymore. We would be able to update or upload information onto all of our emails and social networking sites in one click. Perhaps there will be an option in the Mac App store for us to specify which movies or musicians we prefer and then our iPhone would automatically show us those options for us to choose from in the future.

I also think that Web 3.0 will focus on giving us the most while requiring from us the least. Apple has already created something that enables us to synchronize all our files and documents on all our Apple products – the iCloud. This idea could be extended and developed by other companies like Microsoft. Moreover, Web 3.0 may be able to become familiar with us the more we interact with it. This would rid us of the need to update statuses or download music ourselves. The more we interact with Web 3.0, the more it will understand our preferences and “likes” and it will use this saved information to do our actions for us. Things like mapping out routes, downloading music, and learning about the weather will happen automatically without our having to oversee such things. In conclusion, my thoughts about what Web 3.0 will be like are basically the Web thinking for itself instead of us telling it what it has to do.