For the last year or two, many people in the domain industry have dismissed “3D” domains because they misunderstood, or were uneducated, about the scope of power that 3D applications deliver.

In the most recent disturbing news regarding 3D, there have been over 100,000 downloads of the blueprint on how to make a gun using a basic 3D printer (less than $1000). This scary but amazing utility (3D printer) opens up the wild world of anything being able to be created using them. There have been car models, buildings, appliances, and objects of any kind around you, being “cloned” from a 3D printer.  The extent of 3D printing is probably the most serious concern right now in Homeland Secuurity.

While we do NOT support using 3D technology to create weapons or anything harmful to humans, the fact remains that 3D printers are the new appliance beyond any other creation utility in history, and their importance in the growth of technology, human interactive creations, and industrial/consumer uses is infinite. Re-read the word “infinite”.

When you can re-create anything in 3D for under $1000, this is beyond the scope of the industrial age and mass production. Now, one person, sitting in their kitchen, can make a copy, in full three dimensional form, anything they want.  We’ll be waiting for that day when some guy re-creates a living statue of his wife/girlfriend.

We’re waiting for the blueprints on a Porsche 930, or any Porsche for that matter.  Serious and important, 3D printing is a reality, and now we have to look at it as society and government looked at the discovery of atomic energy.

3D printing, and all the correlating products and services applied to that ability, are huge domain opportunities with unimaginable value at this time.  Stay tuned, subscribe to our newsletter, and give your comments on this phenomenon.

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Yes, we know. Future Trend domainers have been hearing it for years now. Just a few years ago, and even now, some people don’t understand our focus. Once, our domains were “pigeon sh*t” and investments that were “speculative”. Anyone in this industry knows that every domain name is “Speculative”, but we know that our future is now, and every day we keep learning.

What’s the truth behind FT domains? The truth is that more than eight major technology companies have contacted us for our list, and either bought some of the domains, or are very interested in our BINS on some of the best FT domains we own, or our members own.  We choose to move slowly, as the tech world trends move faster and become household terms, business terms, and with the world understanding exactly why these FT domains will act just like a current trend domain for sale today.

So we wanted to help those who don’t understand FT domains, to maybe grab a sandwich and a cup of tea, and read some very interesting, and depending where you stand, exciting new revelations about future trends – and the fact that the members of the Future Trend Network™ owns most of the keyword domains, excellent for branding and backbranding for what’s coming up, what’s here already, and what’s going to change the world as you know it.

One thing about investing in FT domains is the fact that researching them is fun, educational, and like hunting for treasure, as most are purchased OOTB.

Enjoy!

 HOLOGRAM EMPLOYEES!

GRAPHENE IS THE NEW PLASTIC

MICROSOFT’S LOVE FOR HOLOGRAPHIC AVATARS

DIGITAL CLOTHING AND THE DEMISE OF BATTERIES

PRINTED AND FLEXIBLE ELECTRONICS – BOOM!

ENERGY HARVESTING – THE NEW AGE

Read more…

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Anyone notice now how there are 1/20th of the past amount of comments and responses to blog and news stories across the web? Tired of giving out your Facebook, Twitter, Disqus, and maybe six other “social media” sites being requested at the personal level when all you want to do is post a quick comment?

Have you tried to post a comment on Youtube after Google got their grubby hands on it? It’s a personal information siphon, and everything you say is bundled into a nice and neat Facebook-style “we got you, we get you, we know who you are and what you want, what you do, where you’ve been, where you’re going and what you like” kind of thing… just so you can post your opinion?

Go ahead and click that “LIKE” button, with the easy “thumbs up” icon we all respond to so naively. What could go wrong? It’s just a simple “thumbs up button. Thumbs up for giving up.  Thumbs up for liking the loss of privacy and the free-selling of yourself into the grid.

Sad point — so many comments are not being made because we’re getting smarter about the “social network” game. Blind us with science. We still can feel our way in the dark.

My advice is that any domain blogger, or any blog site that likes comments, continue on with reviewing blog comments and then either accepting or denying them, but not losing the content from comments that you need for SEO advantage in favor for a few dorks who post using their FB, Twitter accounts, etc… and I’m guilty of that.  Not anymore. Not buying into it. Not requiring it on any of my sites. Either you like our websites or you don’t. We really don’t need to see the pics of your nephew’s birthday party for you to post on our blog.

Think hard about what you “Like” and who you’re telling. Think hard about if you want to leave your opinion with someone who’s desperate to find out who your aunt is and what music she likes.

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