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it's a 70% chance that we're going to see that in September
it's going to come back and buy Amazon on their backside because from an antitrust perspective this is just more and more evidence building up and they know that the authorities are gunning for them
some other one 89% 89% some other one and the the 11% break the 11% down by Twitter and Facebook Twitter is look look at Instagram Instagram is only what two years old and it has 130 million users on it and I I've sat next to people who say I use Instagram more than than I use Facebook
Google+ I was talking to Vic this morning he has a few things coming to show you your life back
we're going to decimate the rest of the VR narn times 20 realistically 20 times the market
Apple in September when iOS 11 is coming out is going to deliver around 200 million people who can play a arkad apps
I'm hearing from apples that are coming are about $600 they're going to be three ounces they're only going to have a 480 pixel screen in front of you it's going to be Google glass done properly no camera and no 3d sensor
Samsung gear VR sold around 5 million
maybe target or Kroger's or Walmart says you know what we need to build a block to at least keep because right now I'm not sure exactly what America or provide an alternative because your amazon owns my kitchen right
like they're going to you know I almost is like seeing how AWS operates they price everyone else out of the market
it's going to come back and buy Amazon on their backside because from an antitrust perspective this is just more and more evidence building up and they know that the authorities are gunning for them
Windows 10 isn't something you carry around this yeah then you look around nobody has a Windows 10 in their pocket I'm sorry Microsoft is not a player right now in this world microsoft hololens has shown a lot of things that are going to come but only has sold a few hundred thousand two thousand hololens is it's too big it's too dorky it's too expensive
Google says it's going to stop scanning Gmail for ad purposes and data tracking so that's actually I guess that means they only they know so much they don't need it they don't need it anymore because they've got Android they've got Chrome they've got YouTube the amount of data sources they can pull in there probably deluge with the stuff
they have not put them into the manufacturing lines yet that's when it leaks
it's a 70% chance that we're going to see that in September
I'm hearing from apples that are coming are about $600 they're going to be three ounces they're only going to have a 480 pixel screen in front of you it's going to be Google glass done properly no camera and no 3d sensor
there's an app already called pair and pair is working with Apple on a our kit
they're coming out with a phone that has two 3d sensors no other phone has two 3d sensors
Apple in September when iOS 11 is coming out is going to deliver around 200 million people who can play a arkad apps
we're going to decimate the rest of the VR narn times 20 realistically 20 times the market
there's anything valuable not yet because it's only two weeks old
you don't even need the new iPhone to play AR kit
what a Ark it is is the platform that lets developers build these AR apps for existing iPhones
HoloLens does not yet categorize the objects in your world. It will in the next 18 months.
Don't complain about this narrow viewing angle, because the optics, we're in very early days. I don't believe consumers are going to get glasses like this for two, three, four years, right? Because they're too big, they're too expensive. The viewing angle is still too narrow, and there's no software yet for these things, so we need a lot of software to be written for the real world to wear these things around.
It's a new user interface. I call it spatial computing, because HoloLens is a few new technologies put together. The first is there's an optic system that's throwing virtual items on top of the real world... it knows what this room would look like if I was wearing it, right? And it builds a set of polygons on top of every surface, and then it can put virtual items on top of those surfaces.
I assume they will cuz the they don't want Google to take over any part of the world they they need to compete with Google on all fronts uh capture our emotional behaviors around people places and things and so video is a key component absolutely
the thing that keeps me on Apple is the apps right it's Evernote and the until I hear developers at Evernote or Facebook or Twitter or or any X number little startup get excited about some other platform and start building for that on nights and weekends which is where the love happens I'm not going to switch
I think it's a unwillingness to compete with its own developer Community the the real thing that keeps me on Apple right now is the apps
I think it's beautiful it's beautiful but it has no apps and it you know I look around the plane I don't see one I I look around I go to startups and they're like H interesting
I saw this happen with Bill Gates right you know I kept bringing stuff to Bill Gates and saying hey there's something happening with this blog world with Skype with with uh wiks with and and Bill and the executive team was like go away we're running a four billion dollar a year business and and later I learned Bill didn't even want to run the company he wanted to go into his foundation he took his eye off the ball and that's why Microsoft is very very profitable but it's not interesting anymore
I watched Microsoft put fast following in in play in the 90s and they just wipe the table by being a fast follower you don't need to be first because the first guy has to spend a lot of time innovating and and figuring out a a new usage model as long as you're there within a few months of something happening you can uh one keep that from that other thing from happening in a big way and two you can keep your service relevant and three you buy the ones that you can't like Facebook bot Instagram ri
when I started doing videos at Microsoft with a $250 camera we got to four million users a month very very quickly partly because we had exclusive access to something that was interesting already inside Microsoft but partly because there was a hunger for new
some other one 89% 89% some other one and the the 11% break the 11% down by Twitter and Facebook Twitter is look look at Instagram Instagram is only what two years old and it has 130 million users on it and I I've sat next to people who say I use Instagram more than than I use Facebook
but but the fear ra uh R is that if you imported let's say my 60,000 tweets I've literally touched or retweeted or shared um almost everybody in the tech industry you could get a really good social graph off of that and now you can import that and build a new kind of service that would be even better than Twitter and offer more utility and then all of a sudden the Geeks would start going over and that once the Geeks do that brings everybody else in a way
part of it's uh like you said a startup has to prioritize what it does and you know look at their at their uh dealing with lists you know I need lists I'm heavy user I need lists they say nobody uses lists they are looking at the user who just joined to watch the pope right now right and and there's a lot more of those users out there then are going to listen to anything you and I or ra say God the list service sucks like it's still like you're capped at 500 people per list you can't edit your l
Robert is the reason that they of them yeah Robert is the reason they've made this inaccessible so that people cannot create a competitor and Export them and autoimport them into path that's part of it that's certainly part of it
Twitter is finally going to let you access your full Archive of tweets right this was something that dick Costello had promised would happen by the end of the year I think the engineers were a little worried when he said that
Google+ I was talking to Vic this morning he has a few things coming to show you your life back
they don't want Google to take over any part of the world they they need to compete with Google on all fronts
they're heading into a war with Google over a contextual future and what do I mean by that let's say I take a picture of you um like I'm looking at the Golden Gate Bridge on the Golden Gate Bridge and we're walking around and it's going to know based on our past behavior when we have lunch what we usually have for lunch you know what's our next meeting Google Now is already doing this right
look at how fast Snapchat grew