Think about how many "innovative" new products are just old ideas with a tech skin. Like, we had personal assistants, then we had Siri. We had mail, then we had email. Is it progress or just repackaging? Makes you wonder what's truly new anymore.
Think about how many "innovative" new products are just old ideas with a tech skin. Like, we had personal assistants, then we had Siri. We had mail, then we had email. Is it progress or just repackaging? Makes you wonder what's truly new anymore.
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