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My main use case for finding things only needs it to show what building and room it’s in. Did I leave it at the office, or in my car? If it’s in my office, it c
by tlb 7y ago
My main use case for finding things only needs it to show what building and room it’s in. Did I leave it at the office, or in my car? If it’s in my office, it can only be in a few places.
How common are the use cases where you need to know it’s 56 feet ahead?
- macintux 7y agoSome of us are a little less organized than others. Knowing which room my keys are in is remarkably unhelpful.
- tlb 7y agoPerhaps I think I mainly need coarse location because I only ever invoke "find my computer" after looking for quite a while. If I used it every time I needed to grab my laptop, I might care more about precise location.
- tlrobinson 7y agoI spent a solid half hour looking for my wallet other day. It was on a window sill hidden by the blinds which had been lowered.
- adwi 7y agoPerhaps a future iteration of the Apple credit card will feature a U(x) chip, automatically embedding a beacon in your wallet.