The tech view of 2009
Jan 02 - Looking ahead is a habitual pastime for those who work in the sphere of technology, but economic uncertainty is clouding the picture for the year ahead.
Reuters Technology Correspondent Matt Cowan asks a selection of technology entrepreneurs and journalists for their predictions on what stories will grab headlines in 2009.
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