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\n“In interview settings, it\u2019s been compared to an iPod Shuffle\u2014an inch wide and tall, with a flat surface and a simple, round button at the center, that\u2019s meant to be stuck to a shirt or jacket,” begins an article on Wired about Core, a new wearable from ex-Apple Engineers.<\/p>\n
Yes, dear reader, the brilliant masterminds who left the Apple tree have bestowed upon us a new concoction, the aiButton, resembling the long-forgotten iPod Shuffle. This new little wonder, due to its uncanny likeness and button-centric design, has earned itself a flattering comparison: the elevated and advanced reincarnation of the bygone music player.<\/p>\n
The Core wearable is nothing like your Uncle\u2019s shiny smartwatch or your fitness-obsessed colleague’s Fitbit. No, it surely does not tell time or count calories, but it does something far more ambitious. It sticks to your shirt, unbeknownst to everyone else, and translates each micro-gesture you make into a command for your phone. No more tapping on screens, scrambling about in texts or panic-scrolling. Let your shirt do the talking, quite literally. <\/p>\n
With this wearable, one can now enjoy a hands-free experience by just twiddling or clicking the Core button. This elicits certain responses from your phone, be it reading your messages aloud or transcribing your words into texts. Quite nifty – if you can remember what each gesture does, of course. <\/p>\n
Then there\u2019s its compatibility. Core integrates with almost every wallet-friendly, tech-savvy individual’s favorite apps, Google Assistant and Apple’s Siri, making it an amicable addition to your technology sphere, albeit with a certain sense of eccentricity. <\/p>\n
Yet, the question remains: do people need another gadget sitting on their chests, whispering into their ears, as they navigate through their daily lives? The ex-Apple folk seem to think this level of omnipresence is a progression of tech evolution. It\u2019s like having a more personable and less bossy assistant, a Jarvis for the average Joe, if you will. <\/p>\n
Just remember, though. Even though Core won\u2019t let you break into a banter with it like you do with Siri or Google Assistant, it\u2019s there, stuck to your shirt, at your service. A little robotic helper, just an unheard murmur away from getting your bidding done.<\/p>\n
Now, all we need is to sit back and observe if the world is ready to become a silent disco, with individuals gesturing at their shirts, dictating texts and commands into thin air. It\u2019s gadgets like Core that truly test the great divide – between tech fascination and tech skepticism. Watch this space!
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