All of the microblogging tools have one key element in common, in that they can become a bit overwhelming, in the amount of information that is fed to the subscriber on a regular basis, forcing some users to move back to an RSS type feed for information.

Exacerbating these issues is the move from voice to text, and text to voice, through speech recognition software, like uReach.com, a SpinVox competitor, as well as Nuance Communications Inc, a mobile search and messaging service tool to easily dictate and send email or text messages, create calendar entries, dial a contact, and search the Web for business listings, movie times, sport scores and more, using a Palm Centro Smart Device, being offered by Sprint.

As you add more services that allow users to convert written text into speech, and speech into written text with little to no effort, your building an incredible value proposition for early business adopters that can communicate with millions of wireless social networks within seconds. As an example, Mac Users have the ability to use a tool called Twitterrific, both read and publish posts or "tweets" to the Twitter community website. The application shows a scrolling list of the latest tweets from either your friends or public feeds, which can, again be overwhelming.

In the future, as media converges – especially social media – as I see it; once developers have the ability to stream unwanted contextual garbage, like advertisement, religion, or politics appearing next to the appropriate tweets as content the connected culture of these Social Networks will most assuredly revolt.