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I agree that the time of smartphone innovation is gone, and I'd argue it's been gone since years, but still breathing the last breaths. On the other hand, I do
by jaddood 10y ago
I agree that the time of smartphone innovation is gone, and I'd argue it's been gone since years, but still breathing the last breaths.
On the other hand, I do not think AI is the next big thing. It is a good candidate to be so, but there should exist much better guesses we can make. You should have a product, not simply a way of doing something or a technology. You need to sell a product, so pure AI won't do anything.
But even if it doesn't do much by itself, it should play a big role in the coming S curve (as the article names it.)
Good article!
- camillomiller 10y agoWell, multitouch was not a product. You need a technology and then products that successfully build upon it. Exactly what's not happening with VR for consumers (but applications in the b2b sector are much more interesting I gotta say)