Airmail May Be The Next Big Thing For Mac
“Nearly a decade after the iPhone broke the mould for mobile phones the question being asked is whether the evolution of the smartphone has finally come to an end, as even Apple now treats older, smaller 4-inch screens as something new,” Eric Auchard reports for Reuters. “Industry experts believe innovation in smartphones is giving way to phone functions popping up as software or services in all manner of new devices from cars to fridges to watches and jewellery rather than remaining with handheld devices,” Auchard reports. “The financial stakes are high as the futures of Apple, Google, and Microsoft, the world’s three biggest listed companies at the end of last year, may now turn on who gets the jump on making handsets redundant.” Auchard reports, “Independent financial analyst Richard Windsor said flexible displays that could be unfolded or unrolled to up to 10 or 14 inches would set phones free from being defined by screen size. ‘What is a tablet computer?’ Windsor asks. ‘Why would you bother having a tablet?
That market would just evaporate overnight,'” he said.” Read more in the full article. MacDailyNews Take: Whatever it is, you can bet that Apple will be leading the way. Agree totally. I was actually thinking about this when an aged friend mentioned he paid $7500 for a hearing aid. Hearing aid salesmen are mostly commissioned.
Being a senior, I get “invites” monthly from the local hearing aid dealer. My thought is that Apple could produce an FDA approved device and sell it for about $500 and attack the huge and expanding market for those seniors with hearing difficulty. Being able to control it with the iPhone or Apple watch would be a big selling point. My friend was complaining after a concert about how it was way too loud for him. Guess it wasn’t convenient to turn down the volume.
There is a company (starky.com I believe) that makes an iPhone-connected hearing aid, ostensibly a Bluetooth type of device. I’d expect this type of device will become more widespread. As far as Bluetooth earphones/earbuds are concerned, I don’t have any use for them or compelling need for them. I most often use earbuds (an old etymotic er6i) when riding my motorcycle. I specifically need the noise reduction this type of product offers.
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And when I ride I very often ride 200-500 miles at a time. There’s no way Bluetooth products can work for me. I also use the noise-reducing earbuds when using a riding mower on my property.
FWIW, YMMV, JMO, etc. Tenorshare card data recovery for mac.