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danox said:

AI on the edge (Apples path) is the way to go however only in the first world would Google, and Microsoft think a cloud solution where everyone in theory has access to 24/7 internet/WiFi connection at speed with giant cell towers every mile, note both are weak in hardware and both particularly Google want to collect user data.

That’s a really long sentence

Christina can be right about her own discomfort. Only she knows. But she is absolutely wrong when claiming that a dev kit cannot be a direct to consumer (D2C) device. It doesn’t matter how many times she claims that. The truth is immune to brainwashing. Of course a device can be both. Many devices are, and have been.

If a dev kit is designed in a way that it is accessible and appealing to general consumers, not just professional developers, it could also be marketed as a D2C product.

I’m not saying she is correct in qualifying this as a dev kit. I’m just saying it can be both that and a D2C device. So in essence, she’s dead wrong in her main claim.

“wait-and-see approach”, my @$$. Actively blocking their apps is just being plain sour p*

Simple and beautiful solution, as promised.
  

@jeffharris ;
@macxpress ;
@qwerty52 ;
Sorry, my bad. I thought I was in a discussion forum where people understand the definition of “innovation”.

A product is not an innovation if it hasn’t made a substantial and positive market/consumer impact.

 You must have confused this with an “invention” or “new technology”.