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Depends who you ask. If you ask Zuckerberg, it's VR. Musk, it's batteries, then space transit, the Mars. Bezos, it's media power. Google/Alphabet, it's sort

Depends who you ask. If you ask Zuckerberg, it's VR. Musk, it's batteries, then space transit, the Mars. Bezos, it's media power. Google/Alphabet, it's sort form of self-driving map-navigating vehicle. Microsoft, it's whatever the next startup they acquire is working on. For smartphones, it's wafer-thin clear devices that are basically: ID card, credit card, smartphone in one. 2025? For old people, it's personal robotic assistance. For travel, it's "multi country visas" (like Schengen in EU or CTA in IE / UK, but for more and more regions that are not in a combined area), but also: "multi product travel agents", like you just go to the app, pick your next city, and you'll see a couple of price tiers of package, with each automatically taking care of: your hotel booking, your flights, your airport to hotel transport, plus any data sims, and other basics you need. And then it works the same for every city you want to go. Just works.

yunohn 4y ago
> multi product travel agents But that’s how travel agents currently work? I guess they just lack snazzy modern apps.
mancerayder 4y ago
>For smartphones, it's wafer-thin clear devices that are basically: ID card, credit card, smartphone in one. 2025? But a foot long and half a foot wide. The industry and consumer have soured hard on hand held phones, you now need giant hands or two hands. That's me on my old pixel 5 boycotting the upgrade.
- graderjs 4y ago
  Love it. That's me in the corner, that's me in the spotlight, losing sensory nerves in my fingers... Hahaha
Sohcahtoa82 4y ago
> If you ask Zuckerberg, it's VR. VR needs a killer app. The problem is, Zuck thinks it's going to be essentially VRChat, but that won't be it. It won't be any sort of virtual office either, as the resolution still isn't good enough. Also, I can't imagine someone that does most of their work using a keyboard would actually want to do their work in VR, especially if doing anything in VR still requires a controller. There are a lot of really good games, but VR gaming is still very niche, even among people that play a lot of games.
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- wilsonnb3 4y ago
  > The problem is, Zuck thinks it's going to be essentially VRChat, but that won't be it. Why not? VRChat is pretty popular, as are other digital hang out technologies like Fortnite and Discord. I think this space has some legs, especially amongst the youth.
- bluehorseray 4y ago
  They literally just need to built fortnite for VR. Then they'll be set
- wnkrshm 4y ago
  Maybe VR will have no killer app, maybe the interfaces will be RR - remote reality. I think lots of autonomous system promises won't hold, you'll have people in the loop with VR headsets controlling an entire swarm of drones and vehicles, when the limited autonomy says: "this is too dangerous/weird for me to decide now".
hiidrew 4y ago
Any startups you can point to that are related to the last bullet?
- graderjs 4y ago
  If I had the money I'd be working on it
dzhiurgis 4y ago
> Musk Space internet, especially on every phone anywhere is huge improvement.

yunohn 4y ago

> multi product travel agents But that’s how travel agents currently work? I guess they just lack snazzy modern apps.

mancerayder 4y ago

>For smartphones, it's wafer-thin clear devices that are basically: ID card, credit card, smartphone in one. 2025? But a foot long and half a foot wide. The industry and consumer have soured hard on hand held phones, you now need giant hands or two hands. That's me on my old pixel 5 boycotting the upgrade.

graderjs 4y ago
Love it. That's me in the corner, that's me in the spotlight, losing sensory nerves in my fingers... Hahaha

Sohcahtoa82 4y ago

> If you ask Zuckerberg, it's VR. VR needs a killer app. The problem is, Zuck thinks it's going to be essentially VRChat, but that won't be it. It won't be any sort of virtual office either, as the resolution still isn't good enough. Also, I can't imagine someone that does most of their work using a keyboard would actually want to do their work in VR, especially if doing anything in VR still requires a controller. There are a lot of really good games, but VR gaming is still very niche, even among people that play a lot of games.

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wilsonnb3 4y ago
> The problem is, Zuck thinks it's going to be essentially VRChat, but that won't be it. Why not? VRChat is pretty popular, as are other digital hang out technologies like Fortnite and Discord. I think this space has some legs, especially amongst the youth.
bluehorseray 4y ago
They literally just need to built fortnite for VR. Then they'll be set
wnkrshm 4y ago
Maybe VR will have no killer app, maybe the interfaces will be RR - remote reality. I think lots of autonomous system promises won't hold, you'll have people in the loop with VR headsets controlling an entire swarm of drones and vehicles, when the limited autonomy says: "this is too dangerous/weird for me to decide now".

hiidrew 4y ago

Any startups you can point to that are related to the last bullet?

graderjs 4y ago
If I had the money I'd be working on it

dzhiurgis 4y ago

> Musk Space internet, especially on every phone anywhere is huge improvement.