About that iPhone will one day end up in the dustbin of history, has been talked about since the moment it appeared. But while some inside Appin recent years miniWhile Apple had been hinting internally that its era could end within the next decade, now a completely opposite tone is coming from Cupertino.
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Marketing Manager AppGreg "Joz" Joswiak hinted in a new interview that iPhone it could well be here in 50 years. Specifically, he says, it is very difficult to imagine a world in which iPhone did not play a key role, despite how fundamentally artificial intelligence is supposed to speak into the technological world.
Interestingly, this somewhat contradicts the words of Eddy Cuo, who recently claimed that iPhone in ten years we may not even need it. He argued that it is the great technological leaps that open the door to completely new devices and players. And if we look at how Apple At least according to patents, it has been flirting with smart glasses for a long time, so it's not a completely unrealistic idea.
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However, Joswiak sees it differently. According to him, the arrival of new technologies does not automatically meanonec of the existing ones. On the contrary, iPhone se it can adapt to them and become their center. In other words, whether it's AI, augmented reality, or whatever else comes along, iPhone has according to Appwill remain the main device around which everything will revolve. And to make matters worse, the whole debate has also involved Tim Cook. He was asked if he could imagine that Apple ever led by artificial intelligence. His answer was an unequivocal no, not even in 50 years. According to him, they will be at the forefront AppIt should always be people, not algorithms.
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Users are faced with a really interesting contrast, where on the one hand they see speculation that smartphones will one day be replaced by completely new devices. On the other hand, however Apple says, that iPhone is definitely not going anywhere and on the contrary will retain a key position even in a time when the world around us will be increasingly controlled by artificial intelligence. Of course, only time will tell what the reality will be. However, if Apple If there's one thing he can do, it's adapt to changes so that he can make the most of them.onec extracted maximum.
That seems like a bold statement to me. For example,onec glasses are overtaking phones. Fifty years is a long time :)