The Tech Revolution Nobody is Talking About (Not AI or AR)

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@AndreaCopellino Ай бұрын

yep, I'm back, here's the link to Donec in case you want to try it (it's 100% free) apps.apple.com/us/app/donec-the-eagers-countdown/id6449624794 this video has been in the works for an unusually long time, I wanted it to coincide with the "official" launch of Donec AS WELL as my rebrand, which didn't make things easier (you truly don't wanna know how many iterations it took), but it's finally done spoiler: the next project I'm working on will be much weirder

@DielsonSales Ай бұрын

This customization thing isn’t a “feature” that companies are offering, they’re just a cover up for the fact that there’s no more innovation happening in certain products. So to not be left behind, they need something to show off that won’t actually add any technical advantage, but can have some appeal, to keep the consumers engaged without having anything pushing the technology forward. But when something new comes along, no one will care about customization because they’ll need to be moving fast to beat the competition with more actual features.

@girlmoment669 25 күн бұрын

he says exactly this at 2:19

@webdevsam 22 күн бұрын

There is innovation just not something that's marketable for the masses.

@goodvibrationseverywhere 19 күн бұрын

customization is really useful, makes the app more useful based on your needs

@tegathemenace 17 күн бұрын

@@goodvibrationseverywhere todolist widgets and necessary widgets from all apps are on my Android 10. They have not beaten diminishing returns

@NinjaNuggets21 Ай бұрын

The trend we all really need. RIGHT TO REPAIR. maybe fully modular phones? 😅

@AndreaCopellino Ай бұрын

fully modular phones seem pretty difficult to make unless you're willing to make the same compromises fairphone did

@NinjaNuggets21 Ай бұрын

@@AndreaCopellino it just hasn’t received the proper marketing and rnd treatment it deserves.

@lymphomasurvive Ай бұрын

@AndreaCopellino They make folding phones, I think they can figure it out. The reason they don't is because they make money from the phone repair insurance.

@JordanCricketMoore Ай бұрын

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@therealb888 29 күн бұрын

@NinjaNuggets21 Don't forget verified boot with custom root of trust like on Pixel phones that Graphene OS / Calyx OS rely on. It's not enough just to be able to unlock bootloaders, we need to be able relock the bootloader with custom ROMs. This won't affect any company's bottom line because most everyday are not going to attempt it, meanwhile it opens up the enterprise, industrial and defence markets for mobile devices. It also means far less maintenance cost for phone companies too. Google already provides ready to use reference implementations yet phone companies go out of their way to hamstring their devices. This is already the standard in the PC & server space, but we lost a huge battle with ARM & mobile space.

@meowl9329 Ай бұрын

Apple used to set itself apart by delivering what users needed, while customization is Android's thing. Now Apple lacks innovation and is moving away from Steve Jobs' idea of knowing what people want. He wouldn’t be proud of the new tinted theme feature because it seems useless, and most of the colors are ugly.

@veryCreativeName0001-zv1ir Ай бұрын

people have been saying for a long time yet IOS is actually gaining market share (not sales marketshare) it rose from 15% to 20% in 10 years mostly due to strong growth from asian markets (china/SEA/east asia) don't do innovation for sake of doing it , it must at the end of the day actually benefit the user. while apple fumbles here and there they have consistently maintained the level of polish, stability and connivence that is unparalleled to any android phone except google but who am i kidding no one uses a chromebook

@Timely-ud4rm Ай бұрын

@@veryCreativeName0001-zv1ir Not entirely true. Sorry to pop your bubble but everything you said about apple used to be true but ever since this whole Ai thing 🙄 Apple has been getting lazy, the new iphone 16's have hardware camera issues. I know not everyone is going to do night time photo's but a guy who takes pictures of the stars found a hardware issue where you could see blue lines. This wasn't the sky but digital noise. In his research many others had the same issue, it's a hit and miss as some never had it while others did but it is somewhat wide spread. If I ever buy a iphone it's gonna be there rumored cheap 500$ as I don't need any pro features. I use my phone for communication and important apps like my banking app. I'll get more use out of apples pc way more than there phones. Im just a pc guy you could say. Ill link the video so you can watch it for yourself if you like. Im not saying your 100% wrong bc apple does have a level of standards but ever since this ai shit more cracks are begining to show up. Issues with file transferring from your old iphone (Software bug) To the camera issue (Hardware) issue. My theory is apple has moved around alot of there engineers into this AI gunk which is leaving the few poor souls to clean up the mess without qa through inspection of there producing IE qauity control. Sorry for my rant thanks for coming to my ted talk :) Video on camera issues: kzbin.info/www/bejne/noiafZVqj7N5qLc Edit: Let me change my theory up a bit. I don't think there moving engineers around but rather there QA teams that find bugs or issues with there products or services. I think this is going to be a huge issue in the furture as AI is very unpredictable one it's telling a user exactly the answer they wannted then the next moment it's saying to put toxic free glue on pizza (Jab at googles AI) Honestly they need to not worry about AI the tools they have should be suffient as the public doesn't really care about AI too much. Make it slightly useful in helping consumors like how to fix X issue on iphone or how to enable X feature but nothing beyound that. If people want AI they will find it like me I personally use claudes models as there reailable. Apple needs to put there QA teams back in order after they get this Ai shit shipped sadly. TDLR: Apple moved QA teams to AI bc AI make money 🤑

@therealb888 29 күн бұрын

"what users needed?" The user is supposed to decide it, not apple decide it for us.

@raffaeleparise6321 Ай бұрын

"And no, guys, they didn't simply copy each other." Of course not, they copied Linux instead!

@el.k9776 18 күн бұрын

LMAO. I wanna have a Catppucccin theme for my iPhone now

@pme0477 Ай бұрын

damn this editing is so fine boy

@GabrielCarvv Ай бұрын

The video's aesthetic is unparalleled. Keep it up, looks amazing!

@kekagiso Ай бұрын

God help us, apple people think customization is a revolution 🤦‍♂

@itsbazyli Ай бұрын

You must be young. Personalization is not new. It used to be the standard. Just look at how much you could customize the look of Windows 98. We've moved away from personalization in early 2000's and now the trend is coming back, and even Apple is jumping aboard this time.

@AndreaCopellino Ай бұрын

I had a section towards the end of the video where I mentioned this, I ended up removing it for two reasons 1) It would have taken too much time to introduce in a manner that didn’t feel too abrupt (and the video was already getting very long already) 2) I still feel like what we are seeing right now (when it comes to customization) is slightly different from that, it’s less of an option and more of a thing they are actively encouraging users to do

@asandax6 Ай бұрын

@@AndreaCopellino You were encouraged to do customization back in the day too so much so there were apps and plugin SDKs to customize almost the whole System. Linux is an example of how much personalization was prioritized in the past as it has kept being consistent.

@theebatmoin8168 22 күн бұрын

Its still valid. As a designer, I know customizability has been around for a while, and is making a comeback as a 'selling point'. I think this is because companies can now offer products tailored to customers based on their 'style'. Also, a customer that has created their own style will easily recognize and 'allow' ai or augmented experiences that look like the things they already have a connection with. So yes, customization has been around, but it is an important and indeed less visible topic in the ai and ar space.

@spencerlay3318 22 күн бұрын

@@AndreaCopellinoI can respect the difficulty of introducing this topic, but I would have loved to have seen it because I do think it’s an important part of the topic. This is a longer reply, but I only mean to offer my perspective as another longtime tech enthusiast. The Early iOS jailbreak scene SPOILED me rotten on personalization, and it wasn’t limited to aesthetics and icon changes. Many developers designed workflow and system tweaks. BiteSMS, LockInfo, and SBSettings are examples of tweaks that prototyped functionality that did not yet exist. Were they super polished? No, but they explored untapped potential. To be fair, they did it by exploiting privilege escalation, a thing that Apple would undeniably be afraid of leaving open for the average Joe because of the amount of liability they inherit from it. Apple (rightfully) has patched holes in iOS, and as a Cybersecurity academic I can respect that, but the fact that “Tinted Icons” and free-floating icons were given the kind of pomp-and-circumstance, red-carpet treatment when Apple announced them feels incredibly disingenuous. Personalization was taken from us, but in doing this, they adamantly refused to offer meaningful alternatives. Any remaining solutions were convoluted and tacky as all get-out. People like me who remember how accessible and easy to use those Customization options were back then feel miffed that we’re being told that it’s new and special. It’s almost like Mom and Dad took away the Xbox Series S that our friend gave us for our birthday and, after long enough that they hoped we’d forget how nice and how fun the Xbox was, giving us a Nintendo GameCube and saying “We know how much your friends love to play video games, so we wanted to get you something special.” It’s not that they don’t mean well, it’s just that it feels like a slap in the face.

@itsbazyli 22 күн бұрын

@@theebatmoin8168 Of course it's valid. I was merely making an observation - the fact is companies actively disabled and stopped investing in the ability to customize, and now it's having a comeback. I believe this is in part because they struggle to innovate in other ways, or providing actual value to the customers. There's not much different between the recent iPhone or Android versions, so adding in customization is the easiest way to differentiate.

@naeemulhoque1777 Ай бұрын

Your video is an eye opener! And your presentation is top notch. Just subscribed!

@Thutoleseane Ай бұрын

How do you edit like that?

@martinsanchez-hw4fi Ай бұрын

What do you use to make your videos and animations? Awesome work

@AndreaCopellino Ай бұрын

thanks! davinci resolve and sometimes figma

@superNova5837 26 күн бұрын

I’d say in terms of iOS the push for customization started with 14 3rd party widget apps became a thing and everyone got the same idea when they discovered shortcuts and its ability to use an image as its icon Is it as good as android? No But given you care enough to do it and have enough time you can

@heya_yt Ай бұрын

woahh this is so deep! i havent rlly thought of spcialization and adaption yet, but it all makes sense!

@bananaear23 Ай бұрын

THIS IS SUCH A COOL IDEA. Often follow rumour and releases and have so many ideas and thoughts before things come then when they come its never what you expected and that dichotomy is interesting

@dontcookdontclean9635 Ай бұрын

I agree with all the points because if you look at it from a futuristic perspective, everything should be able to be customized for a specific user, and I don't understand why Apple has ignored at least lock screen customization until now, it seems like the most basic thing that could have been done 8 years ago, and in general, iOS has always had a bunch of some features that were talked about at presentations, but who used them in the end? Taking a screenshot by double-tapping the back of the phone, who were these people?

@chapol8573 14 күн бұрын

Well Played bro, welcome to the future.

@Shadoufang 20 күн бұрын

Just read people commenting about the video production. Oh yeah... Sooo good! And I'm a multimedia designer, so I know how hard it is 🤟 Props! 🔥

@goobyboxxton8526 21 күн бұрын

Personalization is great for these companies because it helps them develop a fingerprint they can use to track and group you so they can sell you ads and experiment with.

@Shadoufang 20 күн бұрын

Seems to me that "adaptation" is only happening only because of the sudden rapid development or trendiness of AI. So that's a given. The first 2 things mentioned, "customization" and "specialization" has been with us for a looong time (I'm talking about Android :'p) . So, the "trend" of "personalization" is only happening because of AI. So this trend really is only about "adaptation".

@JoeDaniel-nw6sb Ай бұрын

will the app be available in android?

@breeze5440 Ай бұрын

dang… I love ur taste in design. Beautiful editing 👌 what tools/programs do you use to create your videos?

@AndreaCopellino Ай бұрын

@@breeze5440 thanks, designed the app directly on Xcode, (+ a sketch made with Play), and I edit using davinci resolve

@lusconstantin Ай бұрын

Nice App I like the idea of Donec ... could see lots of interesting usecases for this... even mindful productivity

@AndreaCopellino Ай бұрын

thank you!

@aminansar5294 Ай бұрын

This was truly enlightening, great analysis. Thanks for sharing!

@pranavswaroop4291 Ай бұрын

That's remarkable clarity!

@hiranmay Ай бұрын

great video Andrea!

@AndreaCopellino Ай бұрын

thanks!

@theebatmoin8168 22 күн бұрын

Love this. Thank you for making this. I do think the customization can make the user experience better or even worse (because of the users taste). They now have the power to ruin their experience lol. As a UX designer with high design and human behaviour skills, how could we help companies to build experiences that are customizable yet dont ruin the core customer experience while performing tasks.

@xelnagazchild 25 күн бұрын

sorry what lol ?! see the closedness of phones os, Samsung is apparently to remove completely the settings screens from their phones, to be replaced with an AI predicting what is optimal for the user, and no manually setting things anymore... you call that customizaiton ?? customization is disappearing if anything

@Forky218 Ай бұрын

Oooh man thank you! ❤ this video opened my mind!

@ranpergames 18 күн бұрын

Interesting, and interesting app idea!

@zenandtheartofskateboarding Ай бұрын

so whats the revolution?? basic customization??? are you really putting that on par with ai or ar?

@AndreaCopellino Ай бұрын

@@zenandtheartofskateboarding you did not finish the video did you

@AKcess_Dnied Ай бұрын

Maybe they need a tl;dw

@ainalod9795 Ай бұрын

Nice video Cope 👍

@AndreaCopellino Ай бұрын

thanks 👍

@Timely-ud4rm Ай бұрын

Loved the video and I agree with it. Yet I am sad that your app isn't on android 😭 I know im a broke boy but your app seemed so cool, Im hoping it's for mac bc I pre-ordered the new mac mini. Your app seems so cool and I want it so BADLY 😭

@AndreaCopellino Ай бұрын

thanks! unfortunately it’s not on mac, I could release the iPadOS version but it wouldn’t be ideal, I’d have to make an actual macOS version but it’s not incredibly straightforward afaik, will consider tho

@DielsonSales Ай бұрын

@@AndreaCopellino but you can still enable the toggle for it to be installed on macOS with Apple Silicon processors. So anyone can theoretically use it.

@AndreaCopellino Ай бұрын

@@DielsonSales I know, but I tested it and it doesn’t work well, it has a few important issues (and even if it didn’t have those, it wouldn’t feel like a proper macOS app)