Absolutely awesome confluence of ideas and convos this week, and new lab play. Also published: Don’t Need A Controller With That <a href”https://cdn.uploads.micro.blog/2274/2023/image.png” target=“_blank”> read more

Contentious opinion? Apple and Humane aren’t wrong… you do not want a controller or other device as a necessary input tool when using AR/VR/MR devices. Towards the end of June, jumped again into the AR/VR thing with adding the XReal Air to the Avancee device lab. This is really an interesting … read more

Also published: Cutting Through the Noise Feels like did a good job this week cutting thru some of the noise to find unique blossoms of relevant life read more

Apparently, I’m getting older. And saying that because more often than not these days, am looking for areas where it’s quiet. Or more specifically, where the noted decibel ranges somewhere under 50 dB, and that’s not a bad thing, we know there’s a connection regarding noise, pollution, and our … read more

Definitely had one of those weeks when the pen was alive. Looking forward to upcoming articles and observations read more

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Went down some rabbit hole looking at VR and AR devices and got back around the XReal (formerly NReal) lineup. Besides the usual, “need to consider prescription lenses bit, there was actually some good commentary found not just about the tech, but what folks now understand that they want having seen … read more

Surely didn’t have as many things read over this week; and at the same time, the notes are correct for the state of contemplation. What’s upcoming could be just as deep as other bits which have hit the headlines this week. read more

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Also published: The Frustrations of Un-Optimization read more

In the shape of Avanceé, there’s the aforementioned challenge of the coaching down-slope, but also there’s that of other frustrations. Not speaking of things such as tech/tools not working, or even of slower-than-desired answering of questions. No, probably the hardest frustration to deal with is … read more

Also published: Coaching’s Down-Slope read more

Much about coaching others seems to be setting people and teams on the upswing. But, you’ve also got to deal with the reality of breaking down or the down-slope. This can be when you’ve made the decision to shift strategy and tactics, and it means significant behavior changes (aka, change management … read more

Also published Leaving Screens, Not Canvases read more

One of the things which most bugs about some of the way computing is looked at is the focus on there needing to be some “work” or “productivity” involved. There’s got to be a keyboard, there’s got to be someone making money on one or all ends of whatever is happening - even if all that is happening … read more

Also published A Lab and A Future read more

Most things shared here are small notes and threads amongst topics others are talking about. But what about when others aren’t talking? Well, we are creating a research and (experimentation) development and laboratory of sorts. For a long time, the primary means of being able to explore and exploit … read more

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Now playing with Micro.Blog’s upcoming via iOS/iPadOS Test Flight, these kinds of edge moments are very much worth seeing eventual roads and user experience opportunities. read more