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I think the same. When they do AR I believe they’ll do it much better than anyone else. They’ll be some really cool feature that will make people flock to it, l
by Wherecombinator 4y ago
I think the same. When they do AR I believe they’ll do it much better than anyone else. They’ll be some really cool feature that will make people flock to it, like apps on the iPhone.
- nottorp 4y agoI was hoping that will happen with the apple watch, but so far it just brings the notification spam to your wrist and does fitness/health monitoring if you care about that. What will the AR glasses do, bring the notifications that I have turned off anyway in my face?
- whywhywhywhy 4y agoThe notification thing really made my despise the Apple Watch, caused me way too much anxiety had to turn all those features off. I'd wear a screenless Apple band with just the health sensors but I wont wear a notification distraction on my wrist again.
- nottorp 4y ago> caused me way too much anxiety had to turn all those features off Good. You have seen the light. Now turn off those notifications on your phone too. Much improved quality of life.
- gfodor 4y agoMy personal hypothesis is they're going to lean in to perceptual enhancement. Passthrough AR will allow them to basically apply arbitrary correction and filtering to your vision, so in conjunction with their expertise on photo processing and general AR tech I think the idea will be that wearing these will make everything around you just look and feel better.
- nottorp 4y agoHey I have an idea. Get everyone to wear AR glasses that filter your vision. Then have thieves pay hackers to make them invisible to eye witnesses. The holdouts who refuse to wear the glasses slowly meet with ... unfortunate accidents. One by one. Until there's no one left who sees the world as it is.