slprescott

iPad Mini Pro + Pencil = potential great gift for kids (drawing, education software, movie viewer)

AR goggles today reminds me of:
  ... MP3 players in 1999
   ... smartphones in 2005

i.e., well-intentioned but clunky commercial prototypes
that didn't survive when a sleeker alternative (from Apple) came along.

Thanks for posting.

I've always found it counter-intuitive that iMessage includes only high-res pictures, whereas email allows low-res pictures.  I normally think of SMS for short (i.e., low bandwidth) content.  In any case, I like that you can now control the size.  Maybe in the future they'll provide a way to control this separately for each message (vs. Settings, which controls the whole app).

One area where Apple's constant focus on miniaturization may really help in AR/VR headgear: glasses, goggles, etc.  One limiting factor on widespread adoption of AR/VR has been the weight -- and frankly the goofy look -- of the headgear.  If Apple can shrink that down to a pair of normal-looking sunglasses, it could be a huge tipping point for the industry.

I hope this yields results. I'm very pro Apple and was excited when they announced the previous Enterprise partnerships with IBM, Cisco, and SAP... but I've seen little evidence of them having a material impact on the Enterprise space, and I work as a solutions architect for a large IT company in that space. Crossing my fingers for Apple to gain momentum with businesses...