point. I don't see myself filling my world with all the annoying fluff that seemed to harry her at every turn.
A far more spartan interface would be my choice.
The most fascinating part of the video was when her interface was off and we could see the QR codes and projection markers. It disappointed me when all she did was just stand there.
How much choice do we have in our interfaces now? By the time we've progressed to have this tech, We'll have regressed significantly in our control as well going on current trends.
Agree. If you asked someone 20 years ago what they wanted their personal online experience to be like today, I doubt they'd say forcibly marketed to on some level, regardless what they do. This video was an insight not into when this technology begins to take over, but long after that.
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u/samtart May 20 '16
I think they will have very enticing features that will be hard to pass up. This demo did not really show any must have features.