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that’s somewhat the missed point. there won’t be one killer app. less about the new thing, more about all the new ways to use things that you already know. s
by catchnear4321 3y ago
that’s somewhat the missed point. there won’t be one killer app.
less about the new thing, more about all the new ways to use things that you already know.
so, yes, for some it will be useful as a means of sensory augmentation or correction. headphones with noise cancellation are a glimpse. transparency mode? tweak the equalizer a little? amplify voices? but these were for music and maybe zoom calls, now you have superhero ears.
this is that, but more.
- runjake 3y agoIndeed, and I already use Transparency Mode on my AirPods Pro when I need to hear something better or eavesdrop on a conversation. They only boost clarity maybe 5-10% but that's quite a boost.