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I still think a awful lot of things are left to do that are not moonshots. Phones physically break a lot. There should be better ways than rubber cases or glue
by hrktb 9y ago
I still think a awful lot of things are left to do that are not moonshots.
Phones physically break a lot. There should be better ways than rubber cases or glued rings to help people not drop the gigantic phones we have now.
Wearable integration is limited and uninspired. Aside from bulky watches and bracelets nothing got attention.
Bluetooth connectivity still seems like a dumpster fire, things like airpod are coming, but it’s far from a solved problem in my opinion.
In the same vain communication among devices owned by the smae person is still primitive. We now have computers, phones, tablets, speaking cylinders, NAS and media serveds and short of buying every single one of them from the same company they won’t speak together.
- madeofpalk 9y ago> Wearable integration is limited and uninspired. Aside from bulky watches and bracelets nothing got attention. I actually think this is a symptom of the same problem. 'Wearables' were/are an attempt at creating a next 'iPhone' - new device category to get big wows for every year. Unfortunately, the market need wasnt/isnt really there for it, apart from some fitness accessories.