What ""Next Big Thing"" never became the next big thing?
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The Zune Player. Microsoft's answer to the iPod. It had a very small crowd of people hyped up. People got fucking tattoos of the logo. I had one solely because I hate iTunes. It worked really well. No complaints. Had a really cool feature that if you were near another Zune you could listen in to what they were playing. Not once in my 5 years of using it did I ever get close enough to another Zune to use that feature. Nor did I meet anyone who used one. I still used the Zune software up until windows 10. It was the best music library software I have ever seen.
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HD DVD, I'm glad I convinced my parents to get a blu-ray player back when they were competing.
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"The "bump to share" smartphone feature, where you'd bump phones together to send a pic or something. "
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Laserdisc. The technology was really damn impressive too. Nearly on par video quality with DVD, and better audio, available in the late '70s.
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Onlive (a cloud gaming alternative to steam), used to be advertised so heavily but it turned out that no one plays it because it was a lag fest since it was built on cloud gaming. Probably will prevail in the next decade but it was announced too early to do anything.
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