Thank you for a very rewarding day. Everyday brings me closer to my dream having 10 billion dollars! Winning the lottery would add the sweetness to this journey.
The journey have been astonishing and great and it will become even greater as time goes on. I have been pondering about what apple would do next to bring its technology to make it more closer to human use. I do believe I have seen the capability from google's android. The only thing that can make this idea of mine achievable by Apple is that its a computing company. Google is more of a software company. The difference is that apple do have the capabilities to make this happen. What am I talking about? This is the initial idea that got me thinking beyond the box and make my dream about what would the future apple accomplished. Samsung introduced its new NX Professional camera. The thing was it uses googles Android Operating system as its User interface. It do mean that android could communicate with each other hence it give connectivity with the professional camera with our smart phone. Now we transpose this idea to apple's technology/ ecosystem. Apple should merge with any device / appliances company. The best one is GE, this company manufactures almost all types of appliances. Partnering with a Car manufacturing is also interesting. Apple should partner with such companies to push its technology even further. This will make the ecosystem even better. Imagine Amazon's delivery system in apple's iPhone, delivering Apple's parter appliances to the end user. Ok I will further explain what the hell I am talking about.
Apple buys or partner with an appliance manufacturing. Let us say it would be GE or Sharp. Any company that has a good reputation and experience would be a good combination. Apple would design a console controller for all appliances. Now imagine, ios panel on our blender or microwave oven. The appliances would connect via Wifi. This way apple computers could control and communicate with the appliances. Developers could create different User interface for different appliance. The screen on each appliance could also project adversing or any recipe that is compatible for each appliances. Air Condition appliances could have different type of function remote, timer, fan speed and other common controls that is often found on Air-condition Units. The best part is commanding Siri to turn the Air- condition. We could also make the air-condition automatically turn on when you arrived home.
Oven and other stuffs could also warn us thru our iPhone. The timer is done and if the device do need maintenance. This way the Phone would have a service number for the user to call when such event happen. Even send, a message to customer service about any product complain. Easier maintenance and other stuff. The best part is our stuff could talk to us. It could warn us if they need to be replace or maintenance is needed.
I know that this could also happen and worked with Google android and it also do have even more choices on Brands. That is exactly why apple would beat google. Having different brand connected to your OS it means your more fragmented. This also means that the given UI that the manufacture made would be the only the best suitable controller unless other developer would customize their app to fully utilize the hardware specifics. Unlike having your own hardware you dictate the exact capability of each appliance. Developers would have easier access on all data on how to control the said appliances better. This would also limit the number of models the appliance company could produce for the consumer. They could also open a special appliance that would operate fully with IOS.
Apple, with its current delivery system could easily adapt to deliver additional product to each of the clients who ordered. They could purchase the said appliance on the App Store and apple could deliver the item to their respective client. The idea is not yet furnished but it has too much potential. With a stable IOS the future of all our devices would communicate directly to our smart phones.
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