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Given the pace of technological advancement, what popular science fiction media are anachronistic and how could they be updated to fit our modern view of what science fiction is?

I was watching Black Mirror (The History of You) yesterday and was immediately struck, that while the focus of the show was a 'grain' implant which allowed the user to record and playback anything they had seen or heard, there was plenty of low-tech around as well which I felt would not really be there in that world.  For example, the main character hailed a cab which looked futuristic, but was driven by a person.  I felt it should have been self-driven.

What other examples can you think of where current developments have rendered science-fiction tech obsolete, and what changes would have to be made to fit it into a modern sense of scifi?  Can it be done without seriously affecting the story?

EDIT  Here's another one:  In Alien, Ash the android is a perfect replica of a human being (so good nobody knew he wasn't a human) and yet the ship's main computer, MOTHER, whose keyboard terminal is only accessible in a dedicated room, can only communicate via a 1970s monochrome CRT.
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90% of Isaac Asimov's robot series is incredibly obsolete - he predicted that it would be easy to make robots that move, but difficult to make them speak. Things seem to be moving in the other direction.