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Two things that I think are quietly brewing and will erupt: 1. Gaming scene. Apple could make new profits if they figured out a way to make most existing games
by hakunin 3y ago
Two things that I think are quietly brewing and will erupt:
1. Gaming scene. Apple could make new profits if they figured out a way to make most existing games playable on most of their efficient hardware. Seems like they are taking steps in this direction.
2. Private AI. Apple has been building their neural engine into every device, but is yet to fully unleash its potential. Rumors say they are working on this as well.
- rsynnott 3y agoApple's problem with games isn't compatibility, not really. It's their complete lack of consistency and commitment to the market. They keep doing things which seem kind of steps in the right direction (that old controller standard, Apple Arcade, some really fairly decent hardware in low-cost devices like the Apple TV), but they've never been committed enough to get the ecosystem to work. (I'm still a bit surprised they haven't made some sort of first-party stick-on controller a la Nintendo Switch; that might finally jump-start the market.)
- hakunin 3y agoIt seems like they often work this way. Line up individual pieces, then release a product that ties them together. I.e. the Apple Silicon transition, the VR headset.