You make Dead Rabbit sound like a bad thing. I strongly disagree 😝Dead on arrival...
You make Dead Rabbit sound like a bad thing. I strongly disagree 😝Dead on arrival...
The abuv coment by a human was clearly writed.Everything “new” tech thing lately is something a smart phone could do but worse.
Did you stumble out of reddit, guy?This.
Special-purpose devices are neat in concept, but here in the real world everyone has a smartphone and you either need to offer something additional that a phone can't, or (if you're a big-dreamer) a spectacularly compelling reason to carry your thing instead of a phone. If everything your device does can be done more or less as well by a smartphone app, then it has absolutely no reason to exist.
This thing is neat, sure, but... it's basically a smartphone app with a more-limited UI wrapped in expensive hardware? Why on earth would you buy it and carry it around?
The Humane pin is actually trying to replace your phone entirely, but based on reviews is many iterations away from being anywhere near able to do that, if it ever will, so in reality it's doing functionally what an app on a phone can, except much worse.
Smartwatches are an example of something in this general category that does succeed, because they do offer something the phone doesn't--health monitoring, time, silent and quick notifications on your arm--and it's designed for use in situations (jogging, swimming) where you genuinely don't want to or physically can't carry your phone.
Dedicated cameras are another example--a decent modern phone is enough camera for the large majority of people, but if you really want or need more (quality, lens variety, zoom, etc.), there's a reason to buy and carry a camera that isn't part of a phone.
I said it from the start. It’s just investor media hype. The reality is it’s just another LLM packaged into a pointless, gimmicky device.Hey you there.
Yeah you the rabbit thing.
Get in line with the Humane pin thing and follow the sign that says ‘To ewaste pit ——>’
It’s called technology and understanding the market and competition allows you to see how trends are evolving and why Apple and it’s competitors are developing the way they are.What does this have to do with Apple or Mac rumors?
The reality is all smartphone platforms will offer this and better directly in their OS’s. No doubt iOS 18 will smash this, as will the next Android OS. Moreover, the “rabbit” element will be part of our watches and you have a seamless setup. As others have said, the R1 is dead on arrival.The only AI I need is on a watch.
With possibly a camera for identifying things. Everything else is superfluous.
Ask the Rabbit!
No need to spend money on a gadget for that - I already searched for it on Google Images but it found no useful results 🤦♂️Ask the Rabbit!
Yeah, but if Apple put one out there would be a line down the block to buy one for $499.00.You don’t understand the genius behind the GenAI device era.
The makers believe you will never read your documents so you need a bot to summarize them.
The makers believe you don’t know what’s in front of the camera so you need the rabbit to tell you what’s in front of the camera.
Users are just stupid things who hand over money and let the rabbit thing do all the thinking.
That’s the business model with AI.
This!Hey you there.
Yeah you the rabbit thing.
Get in line with the Humane pin thing and follow the sign that says ‘To ewaste pit ——>’
I don’t come here to read about tech from other companiesIt’s called technology and understanding the market and competition allows you to see how trends are evolving and why Apple and it’s competitors are developing the way they are.
And yet you did and you commented about it. Seems like you’re actually interested, after all.I don’t come here to read about tech from other companies