Rapidly growing population in India will, among other factors, lead to more Indians moving to other parts of the world. As a result, the presence (and consequently the influence) of Indians will increase all over the world - economically, politically and socially. Initial unrest in the West about this development will fade away slowly as native Westerners get partially relegated to the backseat in their own nations.

We will realize and accept that a human's identity (or personality) changes considerably through one's lifetime, effectively changing our very identity during a single life. That is, who a human is at age 15 gets sufficiently different at age 25 so as to be called a completely different personality (albeit in the same body, though even that changes).

Sony, owing to the immense confusion, fragmentation and inconsistency created by its recent moves, will lose further ground in portable gaming to Apple, Android and others.

Image search engines will soon be enhanced with facial recognition capability, making celebrity image searches (Lady Gaga, Megan Fox, etc.) significantly more accurate.

Like we have DNS today to conveniently and reliably reach websites, we will have a system similar to DNS to reach human beings. We will not have to remember email addresses or (ever-changing) phone numbers of people.

Boeing's 747-8 Intercontinental aircraft will not be very successful (commercially) over its lifetime, although it'll be liked by traveling passengers.

Genetic engineering of humans will lead to brains and bodies that develop and grow in shorter time, and the age at which a human is generally considered an 'adult' will consequently be lowered by academics and governments around the world.

WYSIWYG-based editor for Wikipedia (and similar other projects) with features (collaboration, etc.) similar to Google Docs and Microsoft Word will unleash a wave of public contribution, significantly larger than the current level.

Zor Ka Jhatka: Total Wipeout will rapidly fail, unless it's modified to address its several weaknesses - non-serious presentation, overuse of special effects and music/sounds, excessive commentary (that's also lousy, sexist and vulgar), repetitive obstacle sets, down-market dialogs, etc.

Physical keys for vehicles, like metal keys, will disappear. These will be replaced by biometric keys and electronic keys (authentication using a smartphone, for example).

We will transition from human-driven, unstructured driving of vehicles to machine-driven, structured driving.

The ability to program human brain will allow children to be instantly converted into "experienced" and "knowledgeable" professionals, reducing the chronological age of adulthood.

Dedicated cable service to deliver TV programming will be replaced by Internet-only delivery of multimedia content.

A new generation of commercial aircraft from Brazilian, Canadian, Chinese, and Russian companies will successfully break the duopoly of America's Boeing and Europe's Airbus.

Earth will be inhabited by animal and plant species designed 100% by humans (or derivatives of natural species). Of course, naturally-designed species will exist as well.

Genetically designed, sentience-lacking "humans" will be used by pharmaceutical companies for faster and more reliable drug testing. Initial ethical resistance will melt away.

Genetic engineering will lead to mass production of disease-resistant, fast-growing and sentience-lacking animals (for experimentation, food, medicines, organs, etc.), and will usher an "animal farms" industry (like agriculture today).

Mechanical robots will get severe competition from genetically-modified, custom-programmed and sentience-lacking "humans", which will be used for labor jobs, etc.

Genetic modification and more will make travel to and life on extraterrestrial objects significantly easier for "humans". Of course, the "humans" won't be like us regular humans.

Silicon-based microprocessors will get severe competition from biological microprocessors, built through modification and reprogramming of animal and human brains.

Watson will beat humans in the upcoming Jeopardy match.

It'll be possible to transfer your brain's contents, including your consciousness and identity, to a computer, so you'll be able to live your life from within a machine.

Paper currency will be replaced by all-electronic currency.