This is amazing insight and I believe 100% spot on. Notifications, Widgets, App Clips, AirPods, Privacy were all steps towards Apple Glass. The UI won’t be some crazy new thing, it’ll be what we know and expect.
Awesome post. This is the kind of way you spect Apple would play the glasses hype to the next level. I can see all this even embedded in a car front glass as a new full interface and experience
OMG I love your article, I'm talking to everyone that an Apple Glass is coming and your article makes total sense! You have such a great vision. It would be a genius strategy from Apple as well, without telling anyone, the developers would be already "developing" to Glass standards and with just a bit more code they would be able to port their apps to Glass.
I agree in term of UI, the examples you show look really pertinent. But I think you forgot the AR part. This concept will look similar to Google Watch, but now we can expect Apple to use the work with ARkit, meaning interactions with what is in front the user. For example, face recognition, UI occlusion, directions on the road for Map, subtitle from a conversation, etc
Interesting. Basically you are proposing that Apple is training us on the Glass UI before it launches in order to avoid the "Glasshole" reaction we know and love...
This is amazing insight and I believe 100% spot on. Notifications, Widgets, App Clips, AirPods, Privacy were all steps towards Apple Glass. The UI won’t be some crazy new thing, it’ll be what we know and expect.
Awesome post. This is the kind of way you spect Apple would play the glasses hype to the next level. I can see all this even embedded in a car front glass as a new full interface and experience
OMG I love your article, I'm talking to everyone that an Apple Glass is coming and your article makes total sense! You have such a great vision. It would be a genius strategy from Apple as well, without telling anyone, the developers would be already "developing" to Glass standards and with just a bit more code they would be able to port their apps to Glass.
I agree in term of UI, the examples you show look really pertinent. But I think you forgot the AR part. This concept will look similar to Google Watch, but now we can expect Apple to use the work with ARkit, meaning interactions with what is in front the user. For example, face recognition, UI occlusion, directions on the road for Map, subtitle from a conversation, etc
Surely the name of the operating system will be eyeOS?
Interesting. Basically you are proposing that Apple is training us on the Glass UI before it launches in order to avoid the "Glasshole" reaction we know and love...
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This is literally just copying and pasting iOS 14 elements over to a screen?
How is this relevant? You have not considered the form factor in any way at all.
So sick and tired of tiring concepts from people who clearly don’t have any idea what they’re doing.