texting on mobile phones will be the next big thing. In fact, I think moble phones will eventually replace PC's over time. Apps will take over browsers also
I think email has it's own purpose. It doesn't require an immediate response. Email fits its name; it is electronic mail. I like adding weblinks to email to direct people to certain websites. And I like attaching files and pictures to illustrate what I'm talking about in the email. Also, it can be used as an electronic paper trail so you can go back over prior emails to make sure you understand what someone is talking about. Smart, simple and effective. A foundation of digital communication.
No way, E-mail itself is a huge part of the mobile market. It's the most efficient way to communicate now. I use it for RSS with blogs, and for my clients when I'm working on a project. It'd be like thinking that the phone won't be used, these different means of communication are here to stay. They solve a problem, and communication is an awfully big one that e-mail addresses.
Email is even MORE Essential than Snail Mail. It may evolve somehow but its not vanishing. Too many people are reliant on it. Because of Email, the United States Postal Service is suffering a financial mess. The USPS has to revamp its whole structure and eventually be limited to Package delivery - if FedEx and UPS dont put it out of business all together.
As much as I want e-mail to die. It won't. What will replace it well. E-mail has replaced regular mail. What will replace e-mail. E-mail is dead to a lot of us because of Facebook, IM and other social networks. But! E-mail is electronic mail. YOU CANNOT DESTROY IT BECAUSE IT IS A CONCEPT!
I really found the idea of no more phone number, but a cyber presence really interesting. I am old enough to remember The days when your phone prefix was a Status Symbol!!!! (in fact I remember the days when there was no prefix!!!! Then it was names: hunter8- 4567. Then 488- and that too was a "good" phone number. Today, the only-imagined has come to be. Face Time. AIM. Email Face Book. Twitter. No I don't think that email will die off too soon. There are private things people need to communic
I don't think so. I think of email as the formal way of communication of this time. The phone to me is more informal and therefore relaxed, where as email is basically sending a letter and that is classy :)
Not a chance! Just like everything else E-mail will improve over the years...I know that there is like Facebook, Twitter etc...But think about for the companies. I'm sure they will be a lot of companies, elderly and people who are not that too good with computers that will still use the E-mail facilities!
Email as a platform is a fantastic experience and i honestly don't think anything that could be invented that will kill email but rather improve upon a simple idea of people being able to send messages to other people in a very simple and easy way.
In the last 5 years what technology or service has be created that has made anything else obsolete? I know i cant think of one that has stopped EVERYBODY using what they were.
the person in the box car Honda Element to pirillo's left at 2:40 to 2:55 was taunting him to speed up and/or race lol. A FREAKING BOX HONDA ELEMENT! ( Scion XB is even more of a box-on-wheels=fugly and NON aerodynamic) FLIP HIM THE BIRD CHRIS :p LOL claim in your defense you were playing Angry Birds too much
I love email, I never stop reading and sending them, I would love to see email addresses standardized across all mediums such as to call a phone use a email not a number and the same for all other services would be great I think
i dont care if email becomes obsolete " which usually is in the eyes of the elistist punks" or not. If i DONT want to talk to someone and/or see their faces ( video chat, skype etc) I WILL use email. They dont like it. THEY DONT have to communicate with me. Doesn't hurt me one bit.
I completely agree with you, Chris. I think that email will remain the dominating means of communicating over the web, and I definitely like the idea of having a set and verified online address. Personally, I hate using video/voice services - especially on my phone -so I'd probably end up a mute hermit if it faded into the obsolete void of cyberspace.
Hey Chris! I love your 5 years prediction video! :) It is always interesting to listen to, and it is exciting to see how ti actually turns out in 5 years. :D Keep it up.
Hey Chris what is your opinion on the idea of every person being assigned an Online iD by the government that they have to sign into everytime they get online and having their Online history attached to their iD and every site would only require your ID pass code and account number instead of Email and password or
Screen name and password?
i heard about something like this being planned and i wanted to know your idea on it
I check mine like Once every 10 minutes or so, but granted I have my email on my smart phone, as well I have linked all my emails to my mail application. As well I have growl, so I always know when I get an email!
@lockergnome Do you think social network messaging could replace e-mail? You've got the inbox, for people to reach you offline, and if you want to find a person or company, all you gotta do is search the name. If there's someone you want to message, but you don't have their e-mail, that can be quite a hassle...
I use email a lot too. I hope email doesn't become obsolete. For email to be a good form of communication, people have to check their inbox more often. Many people only check once per day, and some people check even less often than that.
Email will not die in next years, because its one of the fundaments of todays communication. - Who remembers phonenumbers of everyone he knows?
Emails are more easy to remember (depending on the choosen adress of course) and emailadresses are often used as user id's on web services.
I think email will evolve in security and so on (at least it should), but instant messaging was the only thing I gave the opportunity to outdate emails and even that did not happen. Both things coexist very well.
Of course not!! It's like saying smoke signalling will make a come back! Most of electronic transactions require email for invoicing etc, etc social networks and text messaging have their limitations as well
I don't even think snail mail will every go away. Sometimes you need to send registered letters and sometimes you need to send private emails through pop3 servers.
SO CHRIS WHY DONT YOU SEND MY MESSAGE ABOUT MY 3 QUESTION I SEND TO YOU AND WHY CANY I SEND A COMMENT ON YOUR PAGE BOOK OR ARE YOU JUST BEING A BIG ASS HOLE
No. I don't see email becoming obsolete anytime soon. It's an efficient way of communicating anytime and anywhere, and as it has been in the last few years, it's evolving. Gmail with priority mail, video chat, phone calls, and IM, Yahoo and AIM with chat.... I think it's a necessity to be honest.
Use email every day. If email died, I would lose valuable relationships with people everywhere. I talk to people I would never have met without email. Email is never going to die. There are millions of people who use it every day.
Email will never become obsolete, neither will the desktop OS, neither will the Mouse, neither will the telephone or the television, or the oven. You know why? Because they work and do their job. Nobody will go to the trouble of fixing a problem that doesn't exist.
I think i use Email, Phones and Texts equally (even though it would be 33.33% therefore no equal parts lol) But facebook is just to see what others are doing and organise events not for contacting someone for anything other than events.
Everyone over 21 in Australia ive met use it for quick comments pictures and events most of us still call and we have one of the worst Telco industries in the world for price.
I use email...I like email. Its free, fast, easy to use and I can send stuff using it as well. I give my email out more then my phone number. My most of my clients use email and I often only deal with them via email.
Email is not going away, I am not sure if phone numbers go away but that is possible. I really don't think Email will evolve more than it is I mean, what more could you want in it? I definately think our phones will evolve I imagine we will have a system much like IM services to where you can do audio call or video call. I use the Mac OS X Mail app and it checks for email every minute automatically. Email is my primary and Favorite means of communication. When I need to call someone I VOIP.
It's too early to say if email will be obsolete. Everyone still uses it. Almost every time you sign up to a website or service they require email verification. Now SNAIL mail could be obsolete after the baby boomer generation is all gone.
for conversation, i use facebook messages or wall posts. i only use email for when i buy something and get a tracking number and stuff like that. i literally have no email contacts... obsolete for me!
I agree. Email is still the major communication tool used throughout corporate life. I cannot image life without it. With all of the IM apps out there today skype included, there are too many variances to allow communication across all of these services. Email is still the de-facto "service" that is universal.
with the growing accessibility of new phones to average users, more people can access their email from anywhere, and that may make email even more used than it already is. I know when i got my first smart phone, i checked me email way more than i did when i didn't have a smart phone.
So, even if email became obsolete in 5 years for normal users & was replaced with phone numbers or any other means of e-communication, I can hardly see that happening to the professional sector.. I work in a big company where we have to use email every single day for almost everything! Our usernames & passwords are the company's #1 mean of authentication..
I think the email will not be obsolete in the next five years because, to me email is a very reliable, solid way to communicate through the internet. Also email has been around for a very long time, since the 60's and I think if something is around for a long time, it will probably continue, although not all cases.
Here is a question, How can I learn what the Geek Squad does to fix computers, without spending hundreds of dollars??
I wonder why PGP never took off for e-mail sender verification. I certainly hope phones become obsolete, I've been considering dropping my contract and signing up with a data plan only.
Well, my personal emails, I actually do check by phone every hour when my email updates (if I have any). My WORK email, I always have open and check extremely frequently.
We have already made writing a letter (snail mail) obsolete, we still need some kind of writing communication. If we strictly stick to video we may lose the ability to spell, LOL
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Saying that e-mail, SMS and phone will go away, is like saying the internet will go away.
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texting on mobile phones will be the next big thing. In fact, I think moble phones will eventually replace PC's over time. Apps will take over browsers also
vatpil59 6 months ago
@vatpil59 the cloud will replace everything!
Ograws 4 months ago
I think email has it's own purpose. It doesn't require an immediate response. Email fits its name; it is electronic mail. I like adding weblinks to email to direct people to certain websites. And I like attaching files and pictures to illustrate what I'm talking about in the email. Also, it can be used as an electronic paper trail so you can go back over prior emails to make sure you understand what someone is talking about. Smart, simple and effective. A foundation of digital communication.
vidform 8 months ago
@vidform this should be top comment. Very true.
aseminari 8 months ago
facebook replaces email... easily
PeeWeeLeagueGaming 8 months ago
@PeeWeeLeagueGaming But it not going die off.
EdwardTheTechGeek 8 months ago
@PeeWeeLeagueGaming Except the information sent on e-mail isn't sold off to advertisers and the governement.
derick1259 8 months ago
@derick1259 Your argument is invalid. You can turn that off in preferences.
PeeWeeLeagueGaming 8 months ago
@PeeWeeLeagueGaming It doesn't really make a difference if you turn it off in the preference, all the information still goes to the IAO.
derick1259 8 months ago
He drives slower than my grandmother!!!
curr3ncy86 9 months ago
Do you by any chance have an iOS vs Android video?
BlackCaScorpio 9 months ago
No way, E-mail itself is a huge part of the mobile market. It's the most efficient way to communicate now. I use it for RSS with blogs, and for my clients when I'm working on a project. It'd be like thinking that the phone won't be used, these different means of communication are here to stay. They solve a problem, and communication is an awfully big one that e-mail addresses.
Ravenex2 9 months ago
Email is even MORE Essential than Snail Mail. It may evolve somehow but its not vanishing. Too many people are reliant on it. Because of Email, the United States Postal Service is suffering a financial mess. The USPS has to revamp its whole structure and eventually be limited to Package delivery - if FedEx and UPS dont put it out of business all together.
ImTheDaveman 9 months ago
email is the oldest technology on the internet and also one of the most needed of them all.
many don't know this but the US army invented email in the late 60's for battlefield communication.
zenlstate 9 months ago
What kind of car does he have?
datnewkiidftw 9 months ago
@datnewkiidftw I think Chris drives a Toyota Prius
edwardholmes91 9 months ago
The people who thing email will be obsolete in 5 years are born in the 20's.
People who born in the 90's: smart!
People who born in 20's: are dumb!
EdwardTheTechGeek 9 months ago
Do you think Gmail will surpass all the other mail programs...it is the best!
the1000th1 9 months ago
Email was originally created for personal (friend to friend) messages, not for sending me 10 000 spam advertisements a day.
LACHandLOAD 9 months ago
skype is the easiest way to get a hold of me if you know me.
GHSirNergon 9 months ago
As much as I want e-mail to die. It won't. What will replace it well. E-mail has replaced regular mail. What will replace e-mail. E-mail is dead to a lot of us because of Facebook, IM and other social networks. But! E-mail is electronic mail. YOU CANNOT DESTROY IT BECAUSE IT IS A CONCEPT!
Hyp3rThrust 9 months ago
I think email will be present in two forms:
-Gmail (Email that offers many other functions such as file sharing)
-Facebook (and other social networks.)
watts4563 9 months ago
I always have 3 pinned tabs opened in google chrome for Gmail, YouTube, and Facebook.
SimHarrison 9 months ago
I really found the idea of no more phone number, but a cyber presence really interesting. I am old enough to remember The days when your phone prefix was a Status Symbol!!!! (in fact I remember the days when there was no prefix!!!! Then it was names: hunter8- 4567. Then 488- and that too was a "good" phone number. Today, the only-imagined has come to be. Face Time. AIM. Email Face Book. Twitter. No I don't think that email will die off too soon. There are private things people need to communic
canuckcook1 9 months ago
I don't think so. I think of email as the formal way of communication of this time. The phone to me is more informal and therefore relaxed, where as email is basically sending a letter and that is classy :)
PCMadeEasyVideos 9 months ago
email will be around for a long time too many ppl have it. its now ubiquitous like having a phone number.
KungFuChess 9 months ago
well id say we not to say its obsolete so we stop getting spam
technofreak928 9 months ago
I checked my email while watching this. While not realizing also. Pretty...Epic lol.
vannah1201 9 months ago
Not a chance! Just like everything else E-mail will improve over the years...I know that there is like Facebook, Twitter etc...But think about for the companies. I'm sure they will be a lot of companies, elderly and people who are not that too good with computers that will still use the E-mail facilities!
colinmreid 9 months ago
@colinmreid Exactly. I use facebook and email more than anything but email is person to person. Often, facebook privacy is void.
vannah1201 9 months ago
its FACEBOOK!
SciToxic 9 months ago
0:03 Roadhouse Blues!
Finnstudios 9 months ago
Email as a platform is a fantastic experience and i honestly don't think anything that could be invented that will kill email but rather improve upon a simple idea of people being able to send messages to other people in a very simple and easy way.
In the last 5 years what technology or service has be created that has made anything else obsolete? I know i cant think of one that has stopped EVERYBODY using what they were.
mikeytw91 9 months ago
the person in the box car Honda Element to pirillo's left at 2:40 to 2:55 was taunting him to speed up and/or race lol. A FREAKING BOX HONDA ELEMENT! ( Scion XB is even more of a box-on-wheels=fugly and NON aerodynamic) FLIP HIM THE BIRD CHRIS :p LOL claim in your defense you were playing Angry Birds too much
chronofusion 9 months ago
I love email, I never stop reading and sending them, I would love to see email addresses standardized across all mediums such as to call a phone use a email not a number and the same for all other services would be great I think
3238Liam 9 months ago
i dont care if email becomes obsolete " which usually is in the eyes of the elistist punks" or not. If i DONT want to talk to someone and/or see their faces ( video chat, skype etc) I WILL use email. They dont like it. THEY DONT have to communicate with me. Doesn't hurt me one bit.
chronofusion 9 months ago
50 years maybe 5 years no chance
krauser979 9 months ago
I completely agree with you, Chris. I think that email will remain the dominating means of communicating over the web, and I definitely like the idea of having a set and verified online address. Personally, I hate using video/voice services - especially on my phone -so I'd probably end up a mute hermit if it faded into the obsolete void of cyberspace.
Deathinflames 9 months ago
I use email alot especially since its sync'd to my phone. It def will not be obsolete within 5 years.
treyatl2006 9 months ago
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treyatl2006 9 months ago
Hey Chris! I love your 5 years prediction video! :) It is always interesting to listen to, and it is exciting to see how ti actually turns out in 5 years. :D Keep it up.
Nazmus1992 9 months ago
def not. my reasoning is where would amazon send their receipts when u buy shit online.
iMixMaSteR1 9 months ago
I use imap - so i am checking my email every second :D
TheTechFish 9 months ago
Letters still haven't disappeared. TBH this was a pretty dumb question.
Chrikke666 9 months ago
I check my email around twice a week XD
boy3600 9 months ago
Hey Chris what is your opinion on the idea of every person being assigned an Online iD by the government that they have to sign into everytime they get online and having their Online history attached to their iD and every site would only require your ID pass code and account number instead of Email and password or
Screen name and password?
i heard about something like this being planned and i wanted to know your idea on it
What is your thought of this?
SkywardDragonKing 9 months ago
I check email about 3-4 times a day
K2ACP 9 months ago
Awesome video Chris!
theprophet86 9 months ago
Skype doesn't require wifi anymore :) lol
TheKciii 9 months ago
I check mine like Once every 10 minutes or so, but granted I have my email on my smart phone, as well I have linked all my emails to my mail application. As well I have growl, so I always know when I get an email!
IAmProZombie 9 months ago
@lockergnome: your thoughts on software freedom? Do you think we should be permitted or prohibited to share, change and study every program we use?
Telstar85 9 months ago
@lockergnome Do you think social network messaging could replace e-mail? You've got the inbox, for people to reach you offline, and if you want to find a person or company, all you gotta do is search the name. If there's someone you want to message, but you don't have their e-mail, that can be quite a hassle...
OxiDemonik 9 months ago
I don't think email will go away for a while but I hope it does. lol
0TyMoss0 9 months ago
Emails won't go obsolete because all these websites you sign up for will usually require email.
GammaBlade 9 months ago
Email already is the snail mail of the last decade.
iwillg4 9 months ago
I use email a lot too. I hope email doesn't become obsolete. For email to be a good form of communication, people have to check their inbox more often. Many people only check once per day, and some people check even less often than that.
collintheapplegeek 9 months ago
Skype work on 3G u boner
shaunpl 9 months ago
Email will not die in next years, because its one of the fundaments of todays communication. - Who remembers phonenumbers of everyone he knows?
Emails are more easy to remember (depending on the choosen adress of course) and emailadresses are often used as user id's on web services.
I think email will evolve in security and so on (at least it should), but instant messaging was the only thing I gave the opportunity to outdate emails and even that did not happen. Both things coexist very well.
PakToh 9 months ago
Of course not!! It's like saying smoke signalling will make a come back! Most of electronic transactions require email for invoicing etc, etc social networks and text messaging have their limitations as well
owa001 9 months ago
I think it will become obsolete to Facebook. I think Facebook will change from a social network to a social utility
casedilla333 9 months ago
I don't even think snail mail will every go away. Sometimes you need to send registered letters and sometimes you need to send private emails through pop3 servers.
kainkusanagi 9 months ago
I love that all the cars on your left keep passing you.
coldchickenfeet 9 months ago 23
@coldchickenfeet That's what the cars on one's left are MEANT to be doing. :|
MadCatMk254 9 months ago
@coldchickenfeet its called the fastlane -_-
KaneBarrett 9 months ago
@coldchickenfeet the left lane is usaully the fast lane
scootsie119 9 months ago 6
@coldchickenfeet
Hey everybody! Chris Pirillo here with two hands on the wheel, four eyes on the road, and ten under the speed limit!
greyspot00 9 months ago
@coldchickenfeet left lane is for passing lol
darksolderx 9 months ago
@coldchickenfeet He's a mac user.
jakash3 9 months ago
@coldchickenfeet Why?
EdwardTheTechGeek 9 months ago
live feed is down
texasboykc09 9 months ago
WHY YOU STARTING THIS SHIT AGAIN MUSIC ON TOP OF YOUR VIDEO AGAIN YOU DONT STOP WHY DO YOU HAVE IT ON THERE AGAIN WHY YOU BEING AN ASS
holyroller3178 9 months ago
question : what are your opinions on net neutrality
dexlenn 9 months ago
SO CHRIS WHY DONT YOU SEND MY MESSAGE ABOUT MY 3 QUESTION I SEND TO YOU AND WHY CANY I SEND A COMMENT ON YOUR PAGE BOOK OR ARE YOU JUST BEING A BIG ASS HOLE
holyroller3178 9 months ago
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Have you ever seen a vagina?
eramus5614 9 months ago
Question : Is unlimited internet (for all ISPs) a good thing or will it just ruin the market and the boradband speed?
comander562 9 months ago
I get an email like every five minutes.
oldVideoGamesChannel 9 months ago
Good points, and agreed.
trumpetbrandon 9 months ago
lol look at how slow he's driving and everyone speeding up to pass him
rawnizzy 9 months ago
Will Email be Obsolete in 5 Years? I sure hope not
iloveyoshi0xo 9 months ago
@lockergnome i really need help in empire avenue, my share is 0.00, you said keep it at least 1.00, what should i do
jordinjm 9 months ago
CHRIS WHY DONT YOU ANSWER MY QUESTIONS THAT I SEND TO YOU ARE YOU BEING AN ASS HOLE
holyroller3178 9 months ago
Will Christina Aguelera ever shut the hell up? I think not.
witch26071 9 months ago
Once very 3 minutes :P
prallworks 9 months ago
Never mind email, I'm intrigued as to what car Chris is driving!
jreckitt 9 months ago
"E-mail on my phone....I'd go nuts"....too true!
glynn93george 9 months ago
Where will the desktop be in 5 plus years?
beast109126 9 months ago
No. I don't see email becoming obsolete anytime soon. It's an efficient way of communicating anytime and anywhere, and as it has been in the last few years, it's evolving. Gmail with priority mail, video chat, phone calls, and IM, Yahoo and AIM with chat.... I think it's a necessity to be honest.
snakeeaterfan23 9 months ago
Love email...You can respond WHEN you like , easy to manage (folder).
SMS and MMS are just popular because they are cheap ! (IMHO ) Those who dont want to sped for data plan loves Messaging.
I've try everything... and always come back to gmail...eeeeh email i mean ;)
seadoosportster 9 months ago
Use email every day. If email died, I would lose valuable relationships with people everywhere. I talk to people I would never have met without email. Email is never going to die. There are millions of people who use it every day.
AngryFacing 9 months ago
Newsletters are obsolete.. just a waste of space ..
aetRene 9 months ago
I don't think is will be obsolete, I always use electronic mail.
topcat5665 9 months ago
there is already skype for ios.
cowdogmoocat 9 months ago
You can really get the difference between vlogs in the car (sober) and in his office ('drunk') =)
geunsjl 9 months ago
@geunsjl hah nice catch
bharatkumargupta 9 months ago
Check email? Apple's mail applications checks it like every 30 secs.. Multitasking people!
TheHappyToad 9 months ago
Email will never become obsolete, neither will the desktop OS, neither will the Mouse, neither will the telephone or the television, or the oven. You know why? Because they work and do their job. Nobody will go to the trouble of fixing a problem that doesn't exist.
GenericRubbishName 9 months ago
I think i use Email, Phones and Texts equally (even though it would be 33.33% therefore no equal parts lol) But facebook is just to see what others are doing and organise events not for contacting someone for anything other than events.
Everyone over 21 in Australia ive met use it for quick comments pictures and events most of us still call and we have one of the worst Telco industries in the world for price.
1stNightingale 9 months ago
Email only sucks if you need a quick response, almost no-one I know checks their email more than once a day (I speak as a student)
h0110wPeTaL 9 months ago
I use email...I like email. Its free, fast, easy to use and I can send stuff using it as well. I give my email out more then my phone number. My most of my clients use email and I often only deal with them via email.
blowenfuse 9 months ago
I agree! Some people still are not able to manage their emails yet! Maybe the "new" unified Facebook messaging is the way to go...
web2marketingvideo 9 months ago
Email is not going away, I am not sure if phone numbers go away but that is possible. I really don't think Email will evolve more than it is I mean, what more could you want in it? I definately think our phones will evolve I imagine we will have a system much like IM services to where you can do audio call or video call. I use the Mac OS X Mail app and it checks for email every minute automatically. Email is my primary and Favorite means of communication. When I need to call someone I VOIP.
targethunter9 9 months ago
I remember when Google said that Wave would replace E-mail, big fail..
toringedotno 9 months ago
I agree email is not going away and I would agree phone numbers might go away.
jtwebman 9 months ago
Question: What happens when a cop pulls you up?
JacobLukeWood 9 months ago
chris why dont you send me messsage to my questions i send to you or do you think i am no good and a loser and a retart
holyroller3178 9 months ago
It's too early to say if email will be obsolete. Everyone still uses it. Almost every time you sign up to a website or service they require email verification. Now SNAIL mail could be obsolete after the baby boomer generation is all gone.
wolfeedarkfang 9 months ago
I SO agree. E-Mail will evolve, but not become obsolete.
I use E-Mail all of the time as well.
chrishooper68 9 months ago 37
@chrishooper68
well i dont!
technofreak928 9 months ago
I don't understand the top comments! Did He not just say it wont?? What the heck haha!
MrOhjames 9 months ago
He ran out of things to talk about.
CBWolfy 9 months ago
I paused the video and started writing this.
My prediction is he will say yes Email will be obsolete:
I was wrong, man... rapture sucks...
ZeroC0ol1989 9 months ago
for conversation, i use facebook messages or wall posts. i only use email for when i buy something and get a tracking number and stuff like that. i literally have no email contacts... obsolete for me!
slb711isScott 9 months ago
will Chris Pirillo be obsolete in 5 years?????
emachines333 9 months ago
Two hands on the wheel and four eyes on the road, haha. It's hard not to instantaneously like this guy. :)
Zeroxidy 9 months ago
Question: Are power Pc's obsolete?
Chintendoeddman 9 months ago
Most of my e-mails notify me of messages that come from other social networks, most of which I've read before being notified.
anthroguy101 9 months ago
slow drivers will be Obsolete in 5 years lol
demyrik 9 months ago
If email went away I would be screwed.
I rely upon email + email folders at work to organize and prioritize.
batfly 9 months ago
Once a day
HeavyMetalist001 9 months ago
i think this is illegal in Australia (recording while driving)
navez123 9 months ago
@navez123 is it also illegal to talk to the person in the passenger seat?
WinterXL 9 months ago
@WinterXL No, but I get where youre coming from. This is slightly different don't you think?
navez123 9 months ago
HOW SLOW DO U DRIVE????
nfalas 9 months ago
i dont think email is obsolete, but your empire avenue stock sucks and its dropping like obama's popularity
EscobarFilms 9 months ago
You're getting passed by everyone, I hate drivers like you. Lol.
MarkBTW 9 months ago
@MarkBTW LOL. being safe while driving and recording at the same time.
tkianwee 9 months ago
We will all be obsolete in 5 years.
igeekone 9 months ago
we all die to day
Hi675445 9 months ago
I agree. Email is still the major communication tool used throughout corporate life. I cannot image life without it. With all of the IM apps out there today skype included, there are too many variances to allow communication across all of these services. Email is still the de-facto "service" that is universal.
kag49601 9 months ago
chris how come i can not send any comments on your facebook
holyroller3178 9 months ago
chris do you think i am a loser please tell me
holyroller3178 9 months ago
chris i wanta to know if you can help me out with online jobs like lockerdome youtube and some other sites too will you help me out or not
holyroller3178 9 months ago
with the growing accessibility of new phones to average users, more people can access their email from anywhere, and that may make email even more used than it already is. I know when i got my first smart phone, i checked me email way more than i did when i didn't have a smart phone.
Delirium619 9 months ago
Facebook is taking over.
GoogleVideoMan 9 months ago
Please stop with these obsolete videos, technology is impossible to predict.
AnimationShorts1 9 months ago
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chris why have you not answer my question
holyroller3178 9 months ago
So, even if email became obsolete in 5 years for normal users & was replaced with phone numbers or any other means of e-communication, I can hardly see that happening to the professional sector.. I work in a big company where we have to use email every single day for almost everything! Our usernames & passwords are the company's #1 mean of authentication..
izeezation 9 months ago
Will I give a crap?
wmanns11 9 months ago
I doubt email will ever be oblate, but it will be unrecognisable within ten years. Change, not death, is the future of email.
SamGlover25 9 months ago
what about security??? E-Mails, has less security. it can be hacked... i mean, more easly than a cell phone.
dont you think?
c3r0cool 9 months ago
microsoft well purchess skype ar its well be grate?
vovavoyevodin 9 months ago
I check my email probably everyday.
I think the email will not be obsolete in the next five years because, to me email is a very reliable, solid way to communicate through the internet. Also email has been around for a very long time, since the 60's and I think if something is around for a long time, it will probably continue, although not all cases.
Here is a question, How can I learn what the Geek Squad does to fix computers, without spending hundreds of dollars??
Thanks
BlackMasterJoe89 9 months ago
I use e-mail on browser and tab is pinned forever. E-mail is personal, not public.
MySGB 9 months ago
i think that email will become bigger and bigger in the next few years
skipyjohnjones 9 months ago
once a month?
CANTwait4mw 9 months ago
I got an email while watching this video
AndyParka 9 months ago
i like the car ride videos more, for some strange reason.
gundambob646 9 months ago
Will Phillips screw drivers be obsolete in 5 years?
jgq85 9 months ago
Email is not going anywhere...only a fool would think otherwise. Email allows you to keep a record of any communication. Voice? hahaha.
jeffwads 9 months ago
Youtube will turn into what Myspace did in 5 years
homie9760 9 months ago
Anyone notice how many vehicles passed Chris in the background?
MunchFaceTV 9 months ago
Will home phones be gone in 5 years?
1cameronjud 9 months ago
I wonder why PGP never took off for e-mail sender verification. I certainly hope phones become obsolete, I've been considering dropping my contract and signing up with a data plan only.
Supralobe 9 months ago
Hopefully traditional (non-package) mail will be obsolete in 5 years, I certainly hope e-mail is here to stay for awhile.
Supralobe 9 months ago
QUESTION: When will human beings become obsolete?
ogicabp4u 9 months ago 61
@ogicabp4u That is really retarded
PortalTutorials 9 months ago
@ogicabp4u
When it finally dawns on them they are self maintaining cattle.
batfly 9 months ago
@ogicabp4u wen chris dies
NFSxneed4speedx 9 months ago
@ogicabp4u Five years.
drake816 9 months ago
too much spam!
alewisgb 9 months ago
i don't check my e-mail that often because i have it sync automatically in my ipod so when i get an e-mail i check it right away.
cheong14 9 months ago
What's this "Email" you speak of? Is that the predecessor to Facebook Chat?
Supabof93 9 months ago
Well, my personal emails, I actually do check by phone every hour when my email updates (if I have any). My WORK email, I always have open and check extremely frequently.
TheiBurley 9 months ago
I never check my email, but i am a hardcore geek i just forget to check i wish my iphone give me a notification, or for that matter my ipad aswell
TheWesman45 9 months ago
I check my e-mail every 30 seconds.
xian1243 9 months ago
what car are you driving?
Fizzypop1211 9 months ago
No
mcmamac 9 months ago
what kind of car do you drive?
faxmanloveswaffles 9 months ago
We have already made writing a letter (snail mail) obsolete, we still need some kind of writing communication. If we strictly stick to video we may lose the ability to spell, LOL
sisterhoneyify 9 months ago
What comes next for youtube? We have interactive games [the links to similar videos], and we have youtube 3D, but what's going to be new after that?
supertaylrock1 9 months ago
@supertaylrock1 Smell-o-vision.
Ambassad0rPineapple 9 months ago
@Ambassad0rPineapple lol ok
supertaylrock1 9 months ago