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A a previous comment called it - chicken and egg situation. But at least we have the chicken, so the eggs will come. Though for nothing built in to use or ava
by Zenst 7y ago
A a previous comment called it - chicken and egg situation. But at least we have the chicken, so the eggs will come.
Though for nothing built in to use or avail in any way this tech, sure does seem a bit surprising, though now the HW is there, they will certainly have the software eventually.
The cynic in me says that Apple will wait for some wonder app and then buy or copy it. I say cynic as there have been a few instances of that transpiring previously with Apple - https://www.telegraph.co.uk/technology/apple/8565673/Apple-accused-of-ripping-off-students-iPhone-app.html https://www.telegraph.co.uk/technology/apple/8565673/Apple-a...
- ModernMech 7y agoI mean, the whole reason I bought it was to use it to make neat apps so I guess they figured that's what everyone would do. But even with something like the Kinect, Microsoft provided a suite of apps that at least demoed the apis and allowed you to look at the raw sensor data. Nothing like that is even available on the app store as far as I can tell. Apple even demoed a number of apps using it (some anatomy app, a home scanning app, some AR game with lava), but you can't even download those.
- Zenst 7y agoHonestly, if there is nowt there atm, then a basic simple knocked up app to show what it can do, even very basic - pop on app store for something like a dollar or less and lap up the sales from those curious like everybody else. As you have the device and plan on doing app stuff, I'd go for that gold rush.