Are we approaching a scifi-singularity?

There are several staples, several key elements that have always shown up in SciFi over the years. Those were the "maybe"s, the "what-if"s...
Right now, we are living in an age, where the imagination of fantasts and authors comes true:

Humanoid robots?
Space-tourism?
Intelligent machines?
Invisibility cloaks?
Ray-weapons and rail-guns?
Bionic limbs?
Mind-reading technology?
Self-repairing materials?
Nano-robots?
Genetic manipulation?
Fusion-reactors?
Faster-than-light-drive?
Portable communicators, calculators and multi-purpose-sensors?
Sub-dermal implants?
Hypodermic injection of vaccines?
Cloning of organisms and organic tissue?

Every single one of those examples has already crossed the border from fiction to serious scientific research. And some of those already yield results comparable to those encountered in scifi.

So, where do we go from here?
When your dreams come true, what do you dream of?

Look at movies and novels from the past: How many conflicts could have been solved, if only they had had cell-phones?
We don't watch or read them because our present relates to their world. We watch and read to amuse ourselves with the content and the display of the artist's abilities.
How will people from the future look at our contemporary art? They will feel the same odd sensation as we do.
Just imagine a literature-course in school: "Miss Taylor, I don't get this story. If she didn't believe him, why didn't he send her a brain-scan to prove he's telling the truth?"

Just as the literature of the past gets more and more obscure, so will the scifi of the future:
More and more of the imaginary future becomes real present.
Scifi will more and more revolve around its difficult, mind-bending and imagination-stretching aspects.
Time-travel?
Anti-Gravity?
Non-organic life-forms?
Non-baryonic life-forms?
What is life like in an environment with completely other laws of nature?
What is consciousness?
What is life?
Is a human really that much different from the machines he builds and commands?
What lies beyond?




This is my question:
Will the imaginary future lose scope, as more and more of it becomes real present?