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Huawei's MateBook Fold is a lightweight, foldable laptop with an 18-inch OLED display, running Harmony OS, and offers a novel form factor that could represent the future of mobile computing, though it is currently expensive and limited in software compatibility.
Sightful's Spacetop G1 is a $1900 laptop that uses XREAL Air 2 Pro AR glasses as a virtual "100 inch" display, eliminating the need for a built-in screen. The device features a Qualcomm Snapdragon QCS8550 processor, 16GB RAM, 128GB storage, and runs on a custom SpaceOS based on ChromiumOS. It offers up to 8 hours of battery life, supports WiFi 7, Bluetooth 5.3, and 5G, and includes a 5MP camera. Despite its innovative approach, the high price and custom OS may limit its appeal.
The Spacetop G1 by Sightful is an AR laptop combining AR glasses with a laptop body to create a 100-inch virtual workspace. Priced at $1,900, it targets ultra-multitaskers and offers a unique, ergonomic design with a Qualcomm Snapdragon QCS8550 processor, 16 GB RAM, and 128 GB storage. While the software is still in development, the device shows promise for those seeking innovative mobile computing solutions.
Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella admitted in an interview that the company's exit from the mobile phone business was a strategic mistake. Nadella expressed regret for not finding a way to reinvent the category of computing between PCs, tablets, and phones, which could have made the Windows Phone ecosystem viable. However, the difficulty of creating a third ecosystem in the mobile market, dominated by iPhone and Android, proved insurmountable. Microsoft has since struggled to establish a presence in the Android ecosystem and is now focusing its efforts on AI-related projects.
Apple has posted 28 job opportunities in the field of AI, including a Visual Generative Modeling Research Engineer, indicating the company is ready to invest in generative AI technologies that will transform its mobile computing platforms. Apple is falling behind OpenAI, Microsoft and Google in the AI race and is taking generative AI very seriously. The job listings suggest that Siri may morph into a ChatGPT-style bot, but Apple CEO Tim Cook has said the company will be "deliberate and thoughtful" in its approach to the technology.
Apple has posted 28 job opportunities in the field of AI, including a Visual Generative Modeling Research Engineer, indicating the company is ready to invest in generative AI technologies to transform its mobile computing platforms. Apple already has AI embedded in its products, but the new roles suggest it is taking generative AI very seriously. Apple CEO Tim Cook has said the company will be "deliberate and thoughtful" in its approach to the technology.
Apple has added 28 new AI-focused jobs in May, with many of them specifically mentioning "generative AI." The company expects generative AI to "transform Apple's mobile computing platforms." CEO Tim Cook has expressed enthusiasm for the field, but has also cited security and privacy concerns as reasons for banning the use of third-party AI tools like OpenAI's ChatGPT. The new job listings confirm Apple's work on natural language AI features and generative AI that could be applied across its platforms and services.