Terrific piece from CNBC breaking down Shazam’s real value. In a nutshell, it’s loyal users, recurring revenue, a staggering amount of data (and data helps your AI learn), and intellectual property.
Great, short read.
Terrific piece from CNBC breaking down Shazam’s real value. In a nutshell, it’s loyal users, recurring revenue, a staggering amount of data (and data helps your AI learn), and intellectual property.
Great, short read.
I think this is a great example of Apple buying useful technology instead of developing it itself. Looking forward to integrating it with Siri, for example.
…like it has been for years?
A couple things:
I wish they can leverage these AR capabilities to overlay UI and/or relevant information onto screens. Can you imagine turn-by-turn directions projected on windshields as Apple Maps recognizes where you are on the road? It might even know there is a stop sign for this particular crossroad, even when the trees on the sidewalk is obscuring it, or help you recognize which street you’re on in the middle of a snowstorm which covers the signs completely.
There are of course more viable applications in AR, but just those alone off the top of my head will be very helpful!
HA!