1. Status Spheres - "A variety of lifestyles, activities and persuasions, which can be mixed and matched by consumers looking for recognition from various crowds and scenes." Two examples: Online Sphere and Eco Sphere.
2. Premiumization of "everything and anything."
3. Snack Culture - This trend "embodies the phenomenon of products, services and experiences becoming more temporary and transient; products that are being deconstructed in easier to digest, easier to afford bits, making it possible to collect even more experiences…in an even shorter timeframe."
4. Online Oxygen- The company identifies this "connecting sphere" as a mega-trend. In 2008, the phone will introduce even more people to the online world.
5. Eco-Iconic "Eco-friendly goods and services sporting bold, iconic design and markers, that help their eco-conscious owners to visibly tout their eco-credentials to peers."
6. Brand Butlers- This trend embraces the idea of assisting your potential customers "in smart, relevant ways, making the most of your products and whatever it is your brand stands for."
7. MIY: Make It Yourself - The "participation sphere": digital creation - movies, blogs, music.
8. Crowd Mining - This is how the company sees "crowd-based business concepts evolving in 2008."