If you read blogs frequently, you might have stumbled upon some predictions for 2007, because it is a. fun and b. a great way of trying to think about the future.

Jevon MacDonald, from Firestoker, thinks 2007 will be the year the Enterprise woke up. Some think that it will be the year of the Wiki, including Walter Rafelsberger, who does some amazing visualisations and works on his Mail-Wiki-Hybrid.

ReadWriteWeb thinks it will be the year of almost everything (including RSS). The readers of ReadWriteWeb believe more in Online Video. CNN backs that with the year of the mobile TV.

Newsweek calls out the year of the Widget. Probably the year of the dashboard? The year of the Social Network fatigue? SOA, RFID and Ajax? Search engines and social media? Or is the Herald Tribune right with the year of the Backup (reminds me: should do a backup this year)? Or will it be the year of OpenID?

TechCrunch thinks, it will be the year of the deadpool.

And if you're tired of all that predictions, you can still stick to the chinese calendar, there it is the year of the pig.