I doubt it’s hard to do HW wise for Apple, Oura CEO clearly meant the “category” is hard to do well.
perhaps, but also, why? why does everything now have to be a "smart" device or even a "device"?
A Ring that lasts for 5 days with Apple Pay, HR monitoring, sleep monitoring?Interesting take. I think they won't make one because its a totally unnecessary product, and they already have a solid wearable that can read biometrics.
Not when you’re less than 1,000th the size of the company you’re goating. Apple has discontinued more profitable products than that ring.I am pretty confident Apple had no interest in this, but now I feel like shots have been fired.
No, they're not the same thing but I don't think I'd be the only person that would ditch my iPad in a heartbeat for a MBP that has the same form factor as a Surface Laptop Studio. The optional touch screen when it's in 'laptop' mode is handy, but being able to fold it down flat and use it purely as a tablet is great.touchscreen mac != iPad. I use touchscreen PCs at work. They're great for some things. I also have an IPP, Mac Mini, MBP, and iPhone. A touchscreen mac would be handy.
Anyone in Apple's industrial design group who offered this concept up would be fired...and rightly so.
They would not ever, ever do that.Apple would probably put a little screen on it for notifications and kill the battery life
Yup. All it needs to kill Oura (and I just bought an Oura 4) is ApplePay and potentially blood glucose monitoring, if it could fit. It would be game over in a month.A Ring that lasts for 5 days with Apple Pay, HR monitoring, sleep monitoring?
Awesome product. Authorize it using your phone, absolutely minimal product- lots of people don‘t want to wear a watch in the night or on the beach or …
Apple coild make the rings in gold, silver, titanium and sell it for a ton of money. Those things would sell like hot cake.