If everyone plays their cards right, the novelty of the AR medium is going to drive a huge boom in demand for creative content. Again, live art/etc. will never disappear but this is arguably more accessible and scalable

Don't forget that the AR medium will also be popular for personal content - your own videos and pictures www.inverse.com/tech/apple-v...

From a go-to-market perspective, Apple would do well to expand Apple One. In my opinion, it's already a pretty good deal. Future versions should offer Vision Pro bundles to soften the upfront hardware cost www.apple.com/apple-one/

To be successful, Apple should launch an immersive content streaming platform with cross-platform compatibility like Apple Music. The best experience will be Apple software on Apple hardware (Vision Pro) but this unlocks revenue in a small hardware market - Apple Immersive on Meta Quest, PSVR2, etc.

One of the biggest gripes about AR is 'no one is asking for this' bc it's designed for co-presence - feeling like you're experiencing something alongside someone else. Co-presence is limited through conventional computers/TVs/phones. AR will be a breakthrough that we won't know how we lived without

Immersive live events be especially popular if/when this is perfected too. You get to feel like you're at an event *with someone www.theverge.com/2024/4/2/241...

I’ve watched all four episodes in season three and all I can say is that Mark isn’t willing to listen to anyone else’s perspective on right vs wrong. Maybe it’ll come together later in the season but I don’t see where this is going

No I didn’t. It may be a faithful adaptation but I’m struggling to find a coherent narrative this season