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> My own opinion is that phone's viewport is too small for a great AR experience. It's a nice initial experience and visually impressive, but will quickly becom
by leoharsha2 9y ago
> My own opinion is that phone's viewport is too small for a great AR experience. It's a nice initial experience and visually impressive, but will quickly become tiring. The long term form of this has to be some form of glasses, because waving around a phone in all directions and holding it in midair while touching the UI is kind of awkward.
I'm 100% certain that's what Apple is preparing for.
AR in a phone is a neat toy, a gimmick. The most perfect AR toolkit ever made still won't change the fact that you're holding a phone in your hand, interacting with it through a screen, etc.
- MBCook 9y agoI think you're dead on. A number of people have speculated that this is an attempt to get some real world trial and have apps that are already ready so if they announce some sort of HoloLens thing in the future the software/devs are already 80% there.