@dcseifert gave my kid a pair of Surface Headphones 2 and the plastic eventually cracked all over the place. They still work! but not really.
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Analyst covering devices, platforms, & tech adoption. Started Techsponential. Former GlobalData/Current Analysis, JupiterResearch, Intel. Parent to lots of kids
@taylorlorenz YES.
Um, unfortunately, I'm self-employed, so I mostly end up angry with myself.
Um, unfortunately, I'm self-employed, so I mostly end up angry with myself.
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
Apple Vision Pro In Depth: FAQ and Industry Implications — Techsponential
In the weeks since Techsponential got heads-on with the Apple Vision Pro , we have been asked numerous questions from journalists, Apple partners and resellers, and Apple competitors. This report provides a comprehensive look at the hardware, software, ecosystem, and implications of Apple’s entry
@dcseifert This will also get an EU launch in a month or three, so it could have an actual market impact outside China. Not in the U.S., but still.
@ianfogg I do, too. Ended up using my personal account for everything OneNote. There's more setup every time I switch platforms, but I haven't found a platform that isn't supported, so that's a big plus for me.
@dcseifert For me the lesson isn't your relationship, but the fact that a soundbar is just a lot better than jerry-rigging HomePods and ending up with HomePod minis for your troubles. We have an insanely complex 15 speaker Atmos system, but the reward for getting it working is substantial.
@ianfogg Honestly, OneNote. It's a big tech account, and the tabbed interface is in flux, but Microsoft supports it across every platform.
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.
Bent StamnesThis is just amazing from beginning to end. Great job! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RpMMwc0Mn0Y
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.