Happy new decade too, if you're one of those folks who start counting from 1.
Long time, no post, but I've a new job, which somehow grabs more time than before, guess I'd better re-read the four hour work-week...
No predictions here, other than perhaps Apple and Android making some major slip-ups (Symbian's nowhere near as lame or near death as some might suppose). Rui's predictions are no doubt more exact and precise.
Happy New Year!

I woke before five, thought I'd get into some interesting coding before heading into the office.
Achievements so far, updated Carbide.c++, fiddled around in the emulator, charged two phones and my netbook, and caught up with dive into Mark. Code written, 0 lines.
But, I've blogged for the first time in ages, that counts, doesn't it? Does it?
Long time, and little blogging...
So, as my first post for five or so months, there's a bit of stiction to resolve. As for me, I'm well (but busy), just too busy with the day job, the kids and other activities to post anything of consequence here for the time being. However, expect a little more action here in the next few weeks as there's a few posts I've been mulling over that I can't express coherantly in the truncated medium of microblogging.
Talking of microblogging, you can still find me on Twitter and Identi.ca, if you feel the need to check my pulse.
So the FOTA teams have finally given up with Max Mosely's inept, meddling, petty dictatorship and decided to run a rival 2010 championship. This will relegate the FIA's "Formula One" to an also-ran or feeder status.
But perhaps the real question is, which circuits will the FOTA teams use? I'd like to start the ball rolling with Le Mans, the obvious choice is the Bugatti circuit, but an F1 car on the Mulsanne straight is quite a thought!
Suggest a circuit on Twitter or Identi.ca with the #GP2.0 tag and see whether we can influence Ferrari et al. If you're stuck for ideas, Wikipedia has a list of circuits which have hosted a FIA World Championship race from 1950 to 2008.