My follow-up, in-depth report on Apple Vision Pro is now up. This is the longest report Techsponential has published to date; it is based on all the questions I've been asked after publishing my hands-on, and provides industry analysis of the competitive landscape going forward. https://www.techsponential.com/reports/visionprofaq

That's FAR more social media distraction than I needed this week. I'm aiming to post multiple research reports next week that are each 80% done, but first I'm going to shut down for the Sabbath and let my brain recover.

Humane released two tidbits last week: its first product coming later this year will be called "Ai Pin," and it will run on Qualcomm Snapdragon silicon. So whatever it is and is supposed to do fits within the context of a smartphone's compute/GPU/NPU constraints.

I reviewed Anker's Soundcore Liberty 4 NC wireless earbuds for Home Theater View: https://www.hometheaterview.com/hometheaterview/2023/06/anker-soundcore-liberty-4-review.html
(they're good)

I reviewed Microsoft's Audio Dock. Or, I started to, and then this happened: https://www.linkedin.com/posts/avigreengart_hybridwork-dockingstation-audio-activity-7079533999936696320-UmT8?utm_source=share&utm_medium=member_desktop

I've been having so much fun talking to clients about Apple Vision Pro: the possibilities for partners, the competitive challenges/opportunities for rivals, and sometimes both at the same time.

The two questions I'm asked most often about #AI are:
1. Will it kill us all?
2. Will it kill Google?
My latest report is on #generativeAI, and how Microsoft is pushing its lead in making AI more accessible and more useful by integrating it into Bing Search and the Edge browser. It won't kill Google, but it sure is making them nervous (my report on Google I/O is coming soon).
https://www.techsponential.com/reports/bingai
#microsoft #google #bing #bingchat