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> there's really just not much more a smartphone can, or really should do Really? What about: * haptic feedback as a 2d surface? http://senseg.com/ http://se
by cbr 14y ago
> there's really just not much more a smartphone can, or really should do
Really? What about:
* haptic feedback as a 2d surface? http://senseg.com/ http://senseg.com/
* replacing all the cards you carry in your wallet (NFC)
* going a week on a charge
* predictive modeling where your phone preloads webpages/directions/music that it thinks you're going to need
I suspect your comment will seem obviously wrong in five years.
- marknutter 14y agohaptic feedback? I only ever hear geeks asking for that feature, and it's YEARS off. NFC will only be as useful as the number of vendors who adopt it. Yes, increasing battery life significantly will always be a killer feature, but that's obvious. Predictive modeling sounds like software to me, and I'm talking about hardware features.
- onetimeuse001 14y ago"I suspect your comment will seem obviously wrong in five years." I suspect your comment too will seem obviously wrong in sixty-five years. Geez