The End Of The Smartphone Is Near
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The smartphone is just over 15 years old, and 70% of people on the planet own one. But thereโs reason to believe their days are numbered. Where do smartphones go from here? And what new technologies might take its place? There are a couple of directions this could go. From mixed reality headsets and glasses to AI assistants, the smartphone as we know it is about to change.
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TIMESTAMPS
0:00 – We’ve Reached Peak Smartphone
2:24 – The End of the Smartphone
4:49 – Where Do We Go From Here?
7:17 – Deeper Into The Immersion
12:05 – AI Pin
17:58 – Joe Contradicts The Entire Point Of His Video
19:10 – Sponsor – Henson Shaving
I posted a comment here last night about how YT censors both creators and commenters. I specifically said how we cant talk about suicide. That comment was removed from here within 8hrs and I have received a warning that my account may be banned. As a middle aged white male and being part of the demographic with the highest suicide rate, I find it greatly offensive that YT censor this subject instead of promoting people to talk instead of bottling up their feelings.
We are adults, we do not deserve to be treated like children in some Orwellian thought control nightmare.
It may very well be time to boycott YT
okay but tech is lame tho
Joe really has a woody for Jobs and his phones!
It will end but not because of those stupid digital glasses. Imo it’s hologram technology that enables anybody to go to the internet using only hologram projected from a wrist device.
In 2025 itโs funny to see the failed technologies like AI-Pin or the Vision Pro and the Smartphone is still at its peak (with no more great innovations, thatโs over, i guess). I’m looking forward to new technologies, but I think the smartphone will be with us for quite a while yet.
And yes, iโm team distraction. ๐
But I think people are addicted to the screen because of all the dazzling visuals. The i pin would be lighter and keep hands free but bluetooth already does that.
watching this knowing that the humane ai pin is really crappy is funny
Yeah, I use a droid, but I’ll have to hand it to Apple, they are the ones that started the smartphone boom. Android did it better, but Apple started the revolution. What’s next? I’d have to guess Human direct interface with computers/the internet. Something akin to cyberpunk.
The issue with smart glasses is literally the fact that they are glasses. It means a person cannot use glasses to see normally.
did you think the smartphone scam would last forever? nope. corporations are working tirelessly to create new scams to spy on you, track you and steal your money.
no mention of folding screens?
Apple is poopoo
Also with the ai pen, one could potentially set up a command to turn on the camera portion, and turn it off if the company allows it
remeber at the end of the 2010’s the videos about the end of the pc? this is the updated version. the smartphone its here to stay. there’s a reason why is the more impactful invention of the 21 centurie so far. all that is shown here is just accessories or going to need the smart phone to work.
Apple haters are not predictable, Apple as a company is just very hate able.
Not sure if you will see this, but I believe the future is a phone that is a fully functional pc. Smart and portable, but simply dock it at home to a monitor, keyboard, and mouse and done. Full computer. Imagine replacing the need for a PC with the smartphone. That would disrupt the standard of today. Probably kill the need for a PC all together.
Apple Sucks. Thanks for reminding me.
Even if there’s nowhere else for the smartphone to go, we will still want smartphones until something comes along that does the same job as them. A new exciting development may not replace them. It may serve an entirely different purpose without displacing the smartphone.
I find it weird how people act like they care about how good the camera is. They will convince themselves to spend a thousand dollars to upgrade their phone because it’s "got a better camera." I use my camera rarely and when I do all I do is snap a quick picture. These companies act like we are all licensed photographers or something ๐
I have started to leave my phone in my room when I’m out. It is nice but there are moments, like seeing a cool bird, that I wish I had my phone. Instead I plan on getting a camera and possibly downgrade my phone soon.
In my dreams there are smart glasses that aren’t any bulkier and heavier than regular glasses, but pack functionality similar to Apple Vision Pro. Oh well. Maybe in another ten years.
How much has the automobile changed since the 1940’s? I mean, sure… There have been major advancements is technology, efficiency, safety, comfort, size, etc… But the user interface hasn’t changed that much. You could drive a car from the 1940’s with relatively little issue.
Hu.ma.ne ๐ค Reminds me of "6 sense"
Future ones will be implanted in your brain.
Total control over people.
And it will be required by law.
They have to get rid of the clunky goggles. I have an Oculus Quest 2 and I get nauseated using them. The iPhone spelled the death of keyboard phones like BlackBerry, freed up more space for the display, and was more intuitive. The ease of use is what made it a success and everybody copied it and here we are. The same ease of use is needed with a HUD interface. Selections need to be made with the eyes not the fingers. This gets rid of the clunky hand controllers the Quest uses. If a non-invasive form of NeuraLink could be developed we could use brain waves to control the HUD. Instead of glasses a contact lens approach is needed. It would be ok to have our phones be the processor and just cast the output to the contact lenses. Couple that with a BMI to the phone. Of course the ultimate would be to "jack in" to get a Matrix like experience but I for one am not going under the knife to try that out. The iPhone also killed camcorders although they don’ t do as good of a job due to limited optical zoom and aren’t as intuitive as the camcorders were (I really miss my 20x optical zoom). iPhone won out because everyone had a camcorder in their pocket, even if it was inferior to what they previously had. It fit in more easily with daily life and I suspect ease of use and having it with you 24/7 will be what drive the next tech cycle.
But Apple does suck as a company.
has no one else watched danny gonzalez vid on the ai pin? not a single comment me thinking it๐ญ
monkey at start best part of video
Smart glasses 100%. Future.
In an APARTMENT FIRE? hรบ. really?
I wonder how that happened.
the vision pro section aged like milk
as an apple hater you’ve failed to predict me quite hard lmao
The apple vision is expensive and ugly yes, but it doesn’t matter, the tech is insane and it’s only the first version they’ve done. The potential is immense and I can’t wait until other companies start properly competing with it
E-ink screens is a big change
Give me a phone where I can subvocalize commands. Current voice commands are pretty good but socially awkward to use.
I’m all for for something that doesnt get between my senses and the world.
the smartphone is a incredibly conventient form factor so i highly doubt it will get phased out any time soon
Smartphones aren’t going anywhere till BCI becomes commonplace.
I already can see the ads projected on building walls through your smart glasses
ppl that dont wear glasses, would not want to wear them. Phone is still better. Next step is connecting to the brain directly.
When I think of Smartphones, I think this is the ultimate design. Itโs like when cars first came out and they had wacky ideas in the early years. But then all cars started to have similar features because humans know what they like. You can try to come up with a better design, but itโs perfect for now. I suspect the next 20 years will see similar looking devices with similar designs but better performance and capabilities. I wear a smart watch, but even if it was a supercomputer, I would still want a handheld device. But smartphones are something that everyone needs to live in this modern world.
The animals deno coil predicted the mundane of AR look it up
iPhones (and the like ) have pretty much stabilized in form. I look at them as kind of like a Swiss Army knife; totally useful and long lasting but you don’t need to get a new one every time a new model comes out. When I do need a new one, I’ll get the new widgets that come with it and, as with the knife, I’ll see what extra configuration I might like. There will always be a market for Swiss Army knives but it’s sure to level out.
I’ve been using my smartphone since mid 2020, and never once have i felt left out. On the contrary, my samsung note phone has an insertable stylus, so it usually impresses people despite being almost half a decade old. I plan to use it until it turns into a brick and so far it’s been working out for me. I’m gonna need a battery replacement but otherwise it’s good as new. My point is, i don’t think there needs to be a game changer. Using your phone for up to 10 years is more eco-friendly than any other currently available option
Please don’t call addiction a choice.
I guess movies like demolition man and minority report were warning us what our world may become except half of us are having a total recall and running man experience. ๐ข๐ฎ๐
I really don’t like this pitchy-sing-sang voice โผ๏ธ
smart phones aint going anywhere bro. They are as essential as cars at this point. communication is better then it’s ever been. and with satalite connection it’s literally life saving. don’t think smart glasses are going to do anything to the smart phone lol. they said flying cars would change travel and yet 100 years later we still using the same old vehicles lol.
Nothing else is coming. We have finally reached the ceiling. The idea that smartphones will be "replaced" when there is nothing else remotely in the horizon is just technobabble by stupid people who just can’t accept that even technology evolution will cease at some point.
Amem.
Sure, we might like distraction, but not any differently than how we like eating, or sleeping. We already know doing things we like all the time is undeniably awful. Phones peaked in the 2000s.
I want a scouter from DBZ ๐