I don't share this enthusiasm for VR. I see AR (augmented reality) as being the the revolutionary technology, especially when we're able to fit them into contac

I don't share this enthusiasm for VR. I see AR (augmented reality) as being the the revolutionary technology, especially when we're able to fit them into contacts. Then we can talk about having literally different "worldviews" - what enhanced information do you want to see at the moment? Of course those views can be sold much like mobile apps today. It'd be nice to have context-driven views, so the view automatically switches depending on your activity, location, time, etc. Of course you should always be able to see the world without any augmentation too. In this world your phone essentially becomes a fob you carry in your pocket.