News Samsung and Motorola want us to wear our smartphones. We REALLY shouldn't.

[AC News]

The Motorola Adaptive Display is the kind of thing you'd expect to see on a sci-fi show. But like flying cars, it's something that tech brands made because they thought it would look cool, not because it's something we should actually use.

Samsung and Motorola want us to wear our smartphones. We REALLY shouldn't. : Read more

 

[tony bag o donuts]

I would never wear one, but I like the concept of the screen and how the technology could be used on other devices, and not necessarily a phone. Maybe it becomes tech in a car, or part of an appliance in your kitchen, etc.

 

[Mr. Lucky]

I would never wear one, but I like the concept of the screen and how the technology could be used on other devices, and not necessarily a phone. Maybe it becomes tech in a car, or part of an appliance in your kitchen, etc.

I'm with ya. Interesting, but it's the solution to a non-existent problem.

 

[joeldf]

I think the "products" they've been showing are laughable.

But the intent of those concepts could be adapted into some pretty interesting, and better conceived devices in a couple of years.

 

[Mr. Lucky]

I think the "products" they've been showing are laughable.

Agree once again. If companies really want to show how innovative they are, how about one of them invents a phone case with a built-in solar cell that tops up the battery via wireless charging?!