These include, but are not limited to:

The Spark Computer: An award-winning computer design for K12.

The CarryAlong Computer: This category today is the fastest-growing segment in computing (currently represented by iPads and netbooks).

Spherical Memory^™ (not yet accomplished): A patentable storage technology and product.

Online Interactive News (patent pending): The future of news, currently represented by SNS iNews^™ and other social-network offerings.

The World Computer (not yet accomplished): Design requirements - the output of a private meeting ("Project Hoover") convened by SNS, sponsored by the Free State of Saxony, attended by all major chipmakers, OS vendors, and hardware firms.

The Internet Assistant: Predicted and described beginning in 1997 as the most important mobile application; currently seen in Siri, Dragon Go!, TellMe Networks, and Vlingo.

Resonance Theory: The first theory to describe resonant space fluctuations as the Theory of Everything: the laws of physics derive directly from the physical characteristics and symmetries of otherwise-empty space). More about Resonance Theory

Multiple Input Genomics Hereditary Theory of Evolution (MIGHTE): An extension of Darwin's Theory of Evolution, adding Equilibrium with Bacteria and Virus genetics, and reverse-signaling from cell membrane to DNA.

Hyperstructural Economics: A theory using strategic product component design and related supply chains to reveal corporate alliances and to predict economic outcomes in global technology markets.

Flow Economics: A revolutionary view of global economics, based not on balance sheets, but on funds flows. Its development led to the first public prediction of the Global Liquidity Crash, on CNBC Europe TV out of London, in March 2007.

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