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<blockquote data-quote="Janx" data-source="post: 5701808" data-attributes="member: 8835">I've always wanted the internet to&nbsp; be like cyberspace, as in a virtual reality playground that is also a working interface for regular computer usage.For instance, if PS3 home didn't suck, imagine booting into Home, instead of the Xbar interface.&nbsp; Navigating the starting space would interact with your movies, music and games (which could be represented as a TV, stereo and arcade console in your apartment).I think for it to work, some streamlining would be needed to make the menuing, etc be efficient.&nbsp; But I could easily see navigating rooms to represent directories, etc.&nbsp; One of my college projects was a 2d Location Based interface on that concept.&nbsp; And obviously, gettng rid of spam, malware and viruses would greatly improve the internet.I'd also fully legislate net neutrality, preventing comcast from slowing down NetFlix traffic because it competes with their own product.&nbsp; Curtailing limits on bandwidth usage and overage policies would also be important</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Janx, post: 5701808, member: 8835"] I've always wanted the internet to be like cyberspace, as in a virtual reality playground that is also a working interface for regular computer usage. For instance, if PS3 home didn't suck, imagine booting into Home, instead of the Xbar interface. Navigating the starting space would interact with your movies, music and games (which could be represented as a TV, stereo and arcade console in your apartment). I think for it to work, some streamlining would be needed to make the menuing, etc be efficient. But I could easily see navigating rooms to represent directories, etc. One of my college projects was a 2d Location Based interface on that concept. And obviously, gettng rid of spam, malware and viruses would greatly improve the internet. I'd also fully legislate net neutrality, preventing comcast from slowing down NetFlix traffic because it competes with their own product. Curtailing limits on bandwidth usage and overage policies would also be important [/QUOTE]

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