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AR glasses that eventually replace the iPhone.
by kilroy123 6mo ago
AR glasses that eventually replace the iPhone.
- JustExAWS 6mo agoFrom a usability standpoint. Do you expect everyone to wear glasses? Are people going to all be out in public talking and doing hand gestures as input to their glasses? You don’t need to cater to different people who need different prescriptions for their fingers and for me, I have prescription glasses with two separate prescriptions and transition lenses.
- ghaff 6mo agoAutomagical AR glasses are also probably a couple decades out for various reasons. Maybe we'll see more weirdos wearing goggles around but I don't see useful mainstream fashionable classes around anytime soon. And, of course, lots of privacy implications, i.e. here's the profile of the person I'm looking aat.
- intrasight 6mo agoThey will be talking but not speaking
- layer8 6mo agoThat’s not going to happen. Most people don’t like having to speak out loud in order to message, AI-chat, or use voice commands in public, and many not even in private.
- intrasight 6mo agoWhy do you think you'd have to speak out loud?
- germinalphrase 6mo agoYes - there’s interesting research on subvocalization.