My viewpoint on the two types of smartphones.
Sharp’s RoboHon has both features of a smartphone
and a robot. It is able to identify faces and voices, so it can call out the
user’s name when taking a picture. RoboHon can also inform the user about
certain updates, such as receiving a new message. It can also walk, talk, and dance.
I don’t think that we need that many functions
in our normal everyday life. Conversely, when we encounter special
circumstances, that features may be very useful. That is to say, since it has
multiple functions, it can be used in limited situations. For example, the
purposes are for something technical event, kind of entertainment, or supplementary
roles.
Monohm’s Runcible is based on Firefox OS, so
you can use web apps for basic connectivity, but don’t expect a full-blown app
store or a traditional smartphone interface.
These days, I think that we can live conveniently
with standard features as a smartphone. As people around us have a smartphone, most
of us are obliged to live daily and work based on having a smartphone.
Therefore, because it has only simple functions, it can be used for limited needs.
For example, they are cases in which we can live refocusing on real people and
the real world. Even though in this case, we will sometimes use PC for other full-blown app store or traditional
smartphone functions. Personally, I think that I may use Monohm’s Runcible except when I am busy. However, two or more people communicate with each other. In most cases, one of them is not busy, while the other is busy. There lies the problem.
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