#327 Apple debería aprender esto del MWC 2024

0:02 Well, good morning Hi, how are you? Very good all boys, girls, how' s it going? How welcome you are, welcome, you come out in acodelait episode three hundred and twenty- seven weeks of the Mobile Congress. These three friends have been there this week at the mobile l Congresses and we have many things to tell you. Very good, Antonio Recio, how are you, how are you welcome? Desda Tarrasa, good night, girls, how about, yes, the truth is that intense week. Hey we' re going to Wednesday if I' m screwed already, but well, very happy, it' s that we had quite a lot of work, uh, very good. Joseph María Peña, editor, boss Day Senago of how you are, my friend welcome once again to the podcast, because you have come many times, although for a long time you have not let yourself pass, uh, you do not let yourself see yes, hello good night, Antonio, how about the whole audience And the truth is that yes it did, is that it did not come. But this week we could miss no more after the mini- macations that we got into the mobile.

1:17 Yeah, we' ve gotten into a good vacation, and the truth is, we' ve seen so many things we need to talk to you about. You' re in Pineda, Sea Pineda Yes, right, yes, yes, in pine Don' t get so close when you get close, you cut the audio because it distorts and cuts. Try to keep the distance with the microphone, please, so that it doesn' t interfere with your audio. And what presents me, Antonio, since from Badalona, the driver of the program Sergio navas, since from Badalona, Comenza and Senaco de Life we put a little rock and start. Yes, thank you, welcome, welcome to this half- favorite podcast, because we' ve been about to cancel. That' s why I haven' t been on social media,

2:47 but, well, I think there' s Peter and Jor Pens around here in the chat. Welcome, guys. I hope little by little people get in. Yeah, this little number is going up to see if you ' re commenting and I' m reading you. Welcome one more week to the eisen Acode podcast, yes. Indeed, this week, the week of the Mobil Gol Congress, we have been there. For me I stay above all with the wonderful people that we have devirtualized, especially since jesus terreros that has made me. I was so excited to see you in person. Eduardo Sánchez from alber Bermejo, Judith Woel, David Abellán, Javi Zaldivar Niquas who already knew him, evidently, for a long time, but a charming uncle.

3:29 We' ve seen Veronica Joseph techno fanatic for another year. Yesterday he got the goal re- congres and well, the truth is that it was a pass. A greeting to everyone we come across, two words or a hug there at the mobile goal congress. The truth is that maybe it' s the coolest thing to meet people you see on YouTube or podcast and so that today you don' t have a chance to see them physically. And when there are these kinds of events where Barcelona is the technological center of the world. Hey, well, it' s really nice to walk around and find you Mira and Justine, Mira, Marques Browli and Mira, I don ' t know what I didn' t see I didn' t want to either, but we talked about it. I' m gonna see if I run into them. No. No, but of course, divorce gave as you said. I mean, I' ve been working for a little while and I didn' t share it later. I mean, but, yeah, the truth is, it' s good. Yeah, that' s cool not to find you with a rock and that' s okay, it ' s cool mobile. You want to talk about mobile, or we want to talk about mobile goal Congress. I think I hear the super ollmos, I mean, I' d start with you. You' re saying you ' re not good. There were things, there were interesting things. Yeah, that' s true That' s good. It has to be nuanced since the pandemic. The mobile goal Congress isn' t what it was anymore, it' s not that attractive. As before, it was the phone

5:00 party before, especially that you told yourself some doses of new technologies, intelligent ubr roll, artificial five g but basically it was ninety- eight percent all mobile phones. We are in a time where the presentations are no longer made. The week of the Mobil Gol Congress we arrived at the Mobile Gol Congress and all the star devices have already been introduced. Okay. So, we go there and well, we already know them. So it' s not like before they showed up that week, mainly in such a way that you hear you say" holy". Anyone who wants to try it has to be at the Mogolgol Congress, because, because it' s there in exclusive Okay So it was a very special moment and that we don' t live it now. It' s pretty decaf. However, we have seen very interesting things in the mol golcomic I stand out, for example, there was a robot called Amana, Amanda or something like that. I was in the group of pavilion three, I was in the group of etin is from the gru power Manchester City. They had a copy of the Champions Cup. There exposed was Ethat, I don' t know how many, and they had a humanoid robot was a girl and the truth is that it was based on chat gpt cuav You could talk to her in English. She spoke only English, but you could have a fluid conversation with her and gestured with her face in my Instagram stories, in the instagram of isn Acode. That' s where I shared it. Some of you saw it and the truth is that

6:30 it was very shocking because I was recording it. I smoke the face I was looking at and there' s a moment that gives me the feeling that we' re looking at the camera we were recording with. And it' s very shocking, because it has facial gestures that really seemed very real. They seemed very real. And if we add that now we can have a conversation with gpt IV, because the truth is that I don' t know where we' re going to get to Antonio, that I haven' t punctured, uh, but if you want to know for ah it' s okay, yeah, the little to see us on YouTube and Twitch, because we' re playing it. That' s great. It' s this one, I mean, the truth is, this is still going on.

7:11 I was shocked not because so far we had seen it a little bit, because more robotized. No, I mean, it' s a robot, obviously not, but we' ve seen it a little bit more botitized. And as you well said, I' ve got a little bit on tape, but look. This is when he looks at us. You know, this is when he looks at us like he keeps talking and he keeps looking the other way at some gestures, that is, the gestures are quite accomplished and well, the truth is that good. Looks like it' s going this way. This is not clear: the next thing is to have this in your house and tell him listen clean me the house that I do not want to work today, make me the food and make a spectacular paella.

7:57 That' s the next point. Not having an assistant dologar with this type of intelligent artificial chat technologies GPT four in this case and a humanoid he has apparently is a human. Evidently it is a robot as I have seen, but well, in the end, it has limbs, it has hands, it has legs and, obviously, it can do all kinds of tasks that we do at home, for example, not at home good. The job is that this can be extrapolated in any situation and used yes, the truth is yes, and anyway, it' s starting to freak out a little bit, because the humanoids are true. The look on the face was super natural, it just looked like a weight, it just really looked like the face. Evidently, he was a humanoid, but he had gestures you were saying. It is that it looks a lot like a person and it seems that it could represent joy, anger, good humor, bad mood. The truth is, it was pretty shocking. Yes, then for which the body, so one with artificial intelligence, as to say no more sirie, but with a series you have to get out in the future, because this could already be good. He' s not going any more, he' s not going any more, but for the moment we' re keeping lamos that ' s already a lot, because in front, of course, on the

9:28 profile recording, but in front let' s say there were people who were like having a conversation with them. They were asking him and the humanoid was responding and also, in a natural way that makes you think that we are evolving. Much is the future at home. We' ll have a humanoid of this style to do home chores on jobs. We will have humanoids of this kind to do tasks perhaps that humans no longer want to do, because well, obviously, the industrial revolution came when machines did tasks that we didn ' t want humans to do. So, well, this can happen. We still have things like cleaning the house, making the food, things we might prefer not to do, not always because sometimes we enjoy, especially cooking.

10:15 But, in the end, if we relegate this kind of task to humanoids, maybe we will see ourselves a little bit longer to do another kind of task. I don' t know, I don' t think I know when he' ll be here. I think we are still far away, but at some point this will start to commercialize and companies will buy this type of humanoid to do tasks. At work. Antonio, I' m going to you with two or three of these in your resolution, and we ' ve got some stuff going around here, too. You' re not gonna laugh at me You' re gonna do it in two You see, there' s something else I think this is, which is the most immediate future. Maybe this struck me with forgiveness, an impact, a little bit, because there was more than one of these vehicles and the truth that even this one is in particular, we could see it in action. I' m going to put it in action, I believe in action Okay, so whoever' s listening to us in podcast format is a sort of giant drone helicopter roll that has five propellers. If I don' t count badly, it doesn' t look complete, but I think it has four or five propellers and the elices were very cool because to take off this kind of helicopter they were focused toward the sky upwards and once he was sitting the drone in

11:48 the air they were tilting the engines to move in any direction. The truth is that it was quite shocking and maybe it could be the future of transport. This is lucky taxi with artificial intelligence. Listen, maybe he won' t be able to get roads, not give the air that he had, I think it was four squares. It was quite big, as you can see here for people who can' t see it, because it' s what Sergio commented and then the success shows it to you, but forget about the images explained, because if we are more a podcast than and then it ' s in the same stall the robot that we were talking about in salat, there was also another drone that this looked even more like a good one, because as you see it didn' t look like a drone anymore, that is, it looked more stron with the legs open and the truth my square. In this case, the truth is that Hostia impresses a little bit.

12:37 This new possibility of mobility impressed a little bit because you' ve kept me in mind that roads are so knowledgeable all in the cities. This can be a good alternative, because you can move I know now I put myself in Barcelona, from Plaza Cataluña to the Sagrada Familia, and that to your whole family you can get in a taxi of these that I put it in x it was the taxi of the future. Not because you' re going through the air. Of course, I suppose you have to leave in an orderly manner, too. Not because otherwise, because I suppose there would be, too, there might have to be exact air regulation. It seemed very curious to me, but maybe it' s easier because maybe on the road, maybe we could all run and maybe through the air. I imagine more that there are, of course, conventional aircraft, but also this sort of robotaxis, airplanes or drones, where they would simply be transport. You' d ask for one with an app You' d get the drone. If I' d take you anywhere, then maybe I wouldn' t. The sky would not be invaded by so many robotaxis, rather by these robotaxis that they would have artificial intelligent, that they would not be piloted by anyone.

13:56 I mean, it' s gonna cost a little bit to get on them, because if it' s already hard to get into an autonomous car that doesn' t have a driver, then imagine a yes. Obviously, we are talking about things that are very forward- looking. Uh yes, so much and so much, but well they are already present in the mobile and it seems to us that they have already brought some question like that, some time you get so close that it is cut, ah worth forgive some other mobile. We' ve seen something, some apparatus like that and we haven ' t given a few years, but we' ll see, we' ll see, we' ll see. Without a doubt, the robottaxes are already working. I believe that in China there are autonomous cars for transport and, of course, today this kind of solutions, because it is a milestone that can still be exploited. Antonio well, seen more things, we saw the human There' s something we' ve already talked about and they say acode in their time when when he showed up, and well, we were lucky to see him physically directly at the mobile congress is like a lucky Apple Watch. Maybe a little bigger, but it' s a pian that you stick to your clothes, were abol roll and has different functions of artificial intelligence.

15:13 You can use it by voice, but in addition you can project a screen on the wall or in your hand and by clamp gestures with quite similar gestures, as we use Apple vision, pro we can interact with this human there I hear seems to me a concept that may be to turn around, but I don' t know. I think it can have quite a future. Not good at me. Yes, I believe that it is still in a very prototypical phase and, as far as I understand it, the project has delayed the final launch. I mean, we' ll still try to see him at the market for a while. But to me today, especially for business environments, it seems to me to be a fundamental tool. I mean, I remember when in engineering I had to talk to a Chinese guy who came in here who was a client of the company and spoke bad English and so did I and shit, because to communicate with us it was complicated with this kind of devices, very easily, because we have it in our clothes. Thanks to the artificial intelligent, I could speak in my language and he in his language and we could understand each other perfectly. Then. I think that' s a kind of solution where this voice assistant always have them with us in a pretty comfortable place to use. It' s not like the cell phone we have to hold in your hand and so on, but we can go working and have it stuck here like a pin in your clothes.

16:41 Hey, I think it' s a pretty interesting solution. To give an example. Hey I in this iping that I found really small, I expected it bigger and I was watching it on Tuesday when or when I went in the morning here doing a demonstration. He was one of the most successful in the area where he was, besides, he was a very small one meter square, because he was full of people there looking at the ends. Yeah, I think that huhman Ahi has generated a lot of expectation and we ' ll follow the track as per. Go ahead and get some news, because we have to see if we can have a unit to do a review, at least and tell you more things. At the moment we can tell you little, because it is true that we saw a demo there, but that knew a lot of people and neither and we were able to mess it up too much to tell more details. But it' s a device that I don' t think is going to replace the smartphone, but that can provide different solutions and do things where smartfoun may not arrive. We' ll see how they do the project. I believe what we said at the beginning.

17:48 I think it' s in a very, very, very venta phase, uh, very vental, because I don' t know if you noticed when I was doing the demonstration to the boy, that there were a lot of people right, Joseph, but the guy himself had to talk to the device and it was a little weird. I didn' t recognize the voice well because of the hustle and bustle. Then of course you' re in an environment. Today, mobile phones have already far exceeded the issue of noise cancellation and micro insulation etcetera, etcetera. It took a long time to get there, but the hustle and bustle didn' t allow. The guy had to spin a lot to make him understand. Yes, I don' t know so loudly a voice assistant, mainly because with so much noise, obviously, it can be an important handicap. Come on. Another thing that surprised us all was at Lenovo' s booth, that laptop that had a glass screen was quite shocking. It really seems to me that it is not useful, that is, I would not buy myself for my particular use, a monitor or a laptop that had a glass monitor, because it was transparent and such was a sort of glass, like that of a window. Where it was still transparent. You could see what was behind it, but in the middle it looked like a screen movie. Then it was a rather curious effect.

19:11 I insist I would never buy a monitor of this style to use as a conventional computer. But I do come up with many applications to use this type of screen, perhaps in the mirror of the bedroom mirror, the sink or the house windows, where we may look at the window. How long ago today and it would appear, for I know a forecast to say, we see that it is cloudy, but besides, next to us we see a forecast roll pro no, but without being augmented reality, but that it was. This I' ve put directly into the window' s own crystal with witches there of time or things that we could ask through a voice assistant, for example, no, I don' t know, I think it has quite a future look. I' ve thought about what you said right now I, for example, ampre is an office plant that we' re separated by crystals, because that kind of technology in a crystal wouldn' t be perfect, because in a moment since there you can have information or that you can project a spreadsheet or a plan of an installation, because it would be something. Right now, the crystals are taken advantage of and this teak would be explained by this one. I think it would be a good step as a laptop. Or what it is is curious and striking, but it is not talk, among other things, because today I read it. It seems that I want in x also that clear in a comment that you are

20:47 working, you can throw away because of course it is the part of more constantly then clear somehow is not very productive and you dress it in the staller again, because I the new one. I didn' t see him at the standar, the noevo, you didn' t see him being at what I' m going to tell you now you don' t wear the flexible motive of speckled her. Yeah, yeah, well, also what happens is that it' s something that we' ve already seen, maybe not physically, but I don' t know if I find that kind of solution very shocking obviously, having a mobile phone that is so flexible that you can put it on your wrist, it' s like a bracelet or you put it on the table and you can bend it to position it in a sort of stand but I think it' s a pretty curious technological advance. However, it does not seem very useful to me either. I think I' m nodding him about and over a ten, but as useful usability things or wo zero I' m going to put myself in olmus mode. I' m in now, come on. It' s not all the feeling that really the novelties, there weren' t many novelties, but that besides the novelties like the one we just said, the mobile mount, the flexible doll, the laptop and the new one with the transparent screen is worth the Samsung ring that we haven' t talked about, but that we can talk about is

22:19 okay, but everything I' m saying was not practicable. I mean, it was all under cabinets, it was all under, not touching. It was lasting yes, especially the samsum ring. It is a kind of ring that parametizes vital constants for measurement, for quality of sleep, for sports activity and this type of thing and today I find very interesting. In fact, in our companion Isa I wrote a similar article of rumors that Apple could launch the Apple Ring and could go a lot in this style to perhaps reach a more complete parame parametization, where Apple Watch did not arrive, because perhaps the battery was not enough. It looks like the Apple Ring all of this has it pretty worked out,' cause it doesn' t have a screen.

23:07 Simply what it does is with sensors measuring things in such a way that the battery can stretch a lot more days in this case. So I think it ' s a concept You hear I' d like it pretty much. I see myself with a ring of these vital constant parameterizations. Uh, I' d like, yeah, what happens is that what I' m telling you, uh, that gave me the normal feeling, the feeling in the new bile that all the novelties, so a little bit more remarkable were visualized, I mean, I could see them, you could see them, but you couldn' t look at them. I' m doing this kind of thing. You couldn' t play, you couldn' t experience, you couldn ' t fucking. You bring us something you say is super revolutionary and you keep it behind a glass. You know, I don' t know.

23:55 Yeah, I think when companies do. This is like, hey, look at what we' re working on. But this isn' t touched, you don' t look at it because it' s a product that isn ' t even ready for you to try because it doesn' t just go. Well, good nochs jesus. We are welcome from Zaragoza. Good night. Thank you so much for putting up with my delay. How about, what are you talking about, because we' re here talking about the little things that we saw at the rally congress and Antonio makes us remember you saying that I' m going to do the elms and I' m going to criticize this to see that criticizing doesn' t mean making me, which is that the criticism is for the sake of starting. That' s what I think, but it' s that Antony male has that concept of you, Uncle Artakiset well, well pleased to be here, even once a year at least, but it' s more. I hope to come more, but look at the temptation to be with you and you have appeared also truly a pleasure as always and well I of this mobile that would highlight perhaps also one thing that I found missing that last year was the year of the pri and this year of Honor, seeing the Chaomi also that had a folding, but that was not the last model and that did not count even Samsung you had places yes, Honor. We really liked the folding that had the QB plus two, because it was very fine, right, well, it was a pass, eh yes, it was very fine. The finest folding we' ve ever seen. Yes, Hostia was super finite, a screen of them,

25:30 a very beautiful screen. Life, the big face, almost nothing was noticed anymore to the fucking fold very well, very very good exact product and the thickness would say that it is not much thicker than the iPhone with the two screens been folded. You mean not folded closed thicker than him and plus, yeah, what we' re saying was pretty thin wasn' t very good. Yeah, yeah, we could say that I wanted the concept that I like the most. What I saw from the bale is the honor Magic uv two if I' m not wrong model and then Shaomi' s car that such good Justeph you wrote about it on the web. I think Chaomi ' s car was good. Of the things people have visited most, which has been most successful. Yeah, and look what I brought you Chaomi' s car. Apel announced not that it will not continue with the appelcar.

26:30 I mean, I don' t know if maybe you' ve seen Chaomi out front and he' s not gonna be able to compete in this sector. And in the end we cars have said that I mean lack what you do not mobile, and it is that the amotion, the automotive, has always been a very complicated industry to enter and has nothing to do with the electronics industry, which is where it is, or the computer industry, which is where it is focused mainly Apple. So it' s an industry, the automotive industry, very hard, very hard. And getting in there is a lot of millions, a lot of money, a lot of investment. You have to have good partners. It seems that Apelos had CONJUNDII on everything and with guidance, but I don' t know. The truth is, it' s an era of quite a complicated adventure. Who' s doz.

27:22 The automotive industry will know what I mean and and I don' t know, maybe Appel when making computers historically, maybe it' s more interesting that he makes his own computer and license it to manufacturers not like that Look, Mercedes Lampborgini tesla audiseat those who are hearing. You want to have Apple stuff here. I give you the technology to have an autonomous car, so that you have all the technology, the latest technologies are good for you to take the car to the next level. I see more that Apple makes a car. Looks like we' re at that point now. He said via Bloomberg, that Jeff Fullia seemed to me to be responsible for the Applecar delegation that said no no, they quit the project. Yes, and the car itself, Chaomi' s is spectacular. Anyone who or good. If you guys saw it live and I thought it was a dream car. I don ' t know where it' s going, but I don' t know if it' s priced at the teslas. I don' t know a little middle range or what the price is of being no, but sixty seventy zero euros or forty I don' t know, but it seemed brutal, brutal inside. We didn' t see him for that, uh, he was just exposed on the outside in one It' s a usable casing.

28:49 Yeah, yeah, I guess, I guess that' s what they taught us. I' m a prototype. But man, it' s understood that if they show it, it' s because the shots go out there. I don' t know if it gives you the same feeling, but I, when I see it, come directly to the panamera porshe directly, well, it also seems not directly. If you take a diagonal that you don' t see, the part of the ass is different, very very rounded, very wide or very wide, but such or a medium of ice cream, yes on the side, if you take it diagonally from side to side and inclination, I saw it and yes, it looks quite like the panamera. It' s a mixture between the panamera. I think they' ve made a mix between the panamero and the tesla. They' ve made a mix there. Yeah, yeah, well to see, I, anyway, the front seems to me that this is nicer than the tesla one, but well, to a shame, in panamera it' s cooler, uh, no, no, no, but yes. Let' s see.

29:59 Indeed, then a model the base price thirty- five zero to fifty- five zero euros, because it does not seem clear to me, at least for then this tesla mo roll of the three is not in that range. Yeah, but you' d have to see autonomy. I see there' s an important issue in the electric vehicle one. If you are now going to get into an experiment of something that is not in the market that, besides it is a mobile manufacturer that has promoted it and such that it can turn out very good. I don' t see that I don' t. It is but clear to compare it in price with a testla that already has an important market decrease, which has a grade of the version itself, that is, that they are very very trite at level of usability, at level of performance and of good has passed. He' s had a lot of real oyster testing and of course. I' d go a little safer.

30:56 Another thing is that you told me Mira didn' t get it She got the crenol five out of her whole life from when we know young people, she took it out electric. Okay, and he got it out electric at a cost of twenty- five zero euros. Okay, I think the frog is going to come out five and three hundred, five kilometers or four hundred depending on the battery. Well, then, say hostia, well twenty - five euros if you compare, because maybe that model or whatever the market comes from, or twenty zero or things. So you can think about it. But between thirty- five and fifty- five euros zero, as you say, olga, go try a shiyo my host. I do, of course, on equal terms, you buy a brand that is more contrasted, no more than a brand new in automotive. I mean the brand, so she' s very well known. But in this sector perhaps because different uncertainties are created because we do not know how the products will yield. Of course then it is as if I had to take out a first vehicle, I would take out a compact, that is, I would not take out a saloon, I mean, I would try to do something smaller and take a little bit of the audience that bought an interview that I read about the musk in Jesus said otherwise. It says to start a car brand. What you have to do is a sportsman who subsidizes you to end up making utilitarians, but you have to start with the most expensive, because it is perhaps the way to have income and be able to make the brand sustainable. I don ' t know, and I explained it that way. That' s why

32:27 he started doing high- end tests and ended up, because, as we are now, with model three and other cheaper cars that are going to arrive earlier. He guides me a sub to something plus four by four than not to one. Extended above all, that every day we have more problems looking for parking. Me with your more meters, you take me away from more attractive length, you make me the car. What interests me is that I ' m more compact and have more trunk, and I think a lot of people are interested in that, too. But, well, what you' re saying is I see the clear sense that until you' re in that world, because you don' t know, you don' t learn lessons or not, well, it' s a different strategy than best. You create a car brand and start as you say for a utility and you' re more successful. I mean, I don' t think the most right thing there was just his point of view and what they did, yeah, sure, but I don' t know. I tell him because I don ' t know in the end. I don' t understand how the sales figures are, but I think I see a lot of cars with more compact than not sills and after the albums, I think they follow him in the subs that have been sold in recent years a barbarity. I know them up so now you take out a saloon that I don' t see that many anymore, but the sunites come here. I don' t know if in Europe or in Spain. Uh, well, I' m not talking about that, not all crazy. Of course, yes, what we know is that here, in Spain, particularly me. In fact, I have a soup that' s what' s selling the most. Yeah, well, what I' ve learned from mob to goal or what Apple should learn from

33:59 this model Congress. I' m asking you to tell us everything we' ve talked about, everything we heard in the mobile col congress what Apple should be about, what it should copy or which way you should follow the folders or the hummani or artificial intelligence or what you would do, man you would go to everything. Perhaps I, who is more fashionable online artificial, is fine in the ring worth, but it does not stop being device for many to make the ring you have the Apple word and what you really differentiate is intelligence artificially and that once and for all give you improvement for example, or the name they give you. I mean, the thing is, of course.

34:51 Here we see things that we might want Apple to implement worth. But no, no, no, no, no. S When Apple, even if it is late, what it brings out, always improves it. Which, of course, you have to get him out. The issue of artificial intelligence today is already something that, as a matter of imperative, would have to be yes or yes already in the market totally. Luis began, Luis who did Luis without garcia Pires says on the chat listen on the radio and then ask for an article that Apple parks the Pelcar project. Indeed, we have commented on it and part of the budget they had allocated to Applcar they will use it for the development of artificial intelligence. Well, because there are a lot of rumors about Apple doing different moves to incorporate large doses of AI into aio is eighteen that are improving. I think you wrote it and used it on the web the microphone of the next iPhone so that hears the voice assistant is even more efficient that understands us better under any circumstances. Well, in the end it seems that effectively, it may be good that they have parked from the pedcard, because part of this budget could be dedicated to improving on artificial intelligent, which perhaps it lacks it, because it is that today, I have published a top of iPhone applications and there are lots of artificial intelligent of the roll. With artificial smart creates stickers is valid for iPhone keyboard.

36:21 With artificial intelligent. Do smart searches on the Internet, there are a lot more and more things. So it looks like I think the iPhone doesn ' t have to stand on it and has to step forward, anyway to the video of what this friend of ours was saying. Well, I don ' t think we should do without PECAR to improve it and artificial intelligence. I think Apple has resources. Not what I was arguing about was whether to stop Appelcar. Evidently, it is the most valuable company in the world. He has tickets to do whatever he wants, without a doubt, but all that money they were putting in, money engineers who were betting on the applecard, because now they are people who may be able to derive to other departments and perhaps the artificial intelligent, which is the weak point. We could say about Apple today to improve series. Especially good, because maybe they could bet a lot more. That' s why I have one thing you have commented on and you say and better improve series. Indeed, SIRI, I associate her very much with artificial intelligence. Evidently, SIRI is the interface with which we will communicate, with the intelligent artificial way to be. I don' t think so, but I don' t, but, well, I say I feel. I said one thing I stay and what you ask yourself about what Apple should learn from Mobile. I' ll take a positive note.

37:47 Here and now I' m going to play anti- olmos, to play olvid fanboy. He' s not an anti- nothing careful with no. No, no, no, no, no. No. You understand me. No. No. No. I' ve taken good care of myself and made sure that I' m going to be the opposite of what I' ve done before that' s been critical. I' m going to say fixing exactly no. What I prefer is to notice that all of us who went first- level telephony see Honor oposee Samtsum, see Huawai, who also had a super- large Huawei stand. All these top- notch manufacturers have gone to look this year for what they presented us as a novelty.

38:34 I don' t know if you two fixed it, but what presented us as a novelty was the ecosystem. There was a lot of them and a lot of area of the Stans to express the ecosystem, that is, the ecosystem of a tablet or several tablets, the mobile phone, the clock and the computer, not the laptop. I don' t know if you noticed and that was refetious in all ors It' s the sea, the queen of marketing and proof of it is its ecosystem, which for years has been all technological youtubers, especially and obviously users of technology. But youtubers are the ones who ultimately communicate and promote the word of Steve Jobs or technology or technological advances. Well, then, in the end we all agree, or we all agree that many times we' re all going to Apple, maybe not for one device, but for the ecosystem and how each cloud interconnects with this device with this one, because a lot of people say good and maybe the iPhone. This year maybe I could switch to another device, roll the Knothing I sampson Galaxy in turn. Yeah, but because I have Apple Watch and there' s no good alternative to Apple Watch, I' d rather stay with the iPhone than maybe you know. I' d like to try other devices. In the end it' s what he ends up marrying you to the brand. Not then is what they are trying to copy, as other manufacturers like Honor and Samsunm, especially because what he invented years ago, the Air Droup, already have Honor and has Samsung, which the continuity,

40:07 with which we were surprised in Apple, where you were taking it on the Mac, the cursor moved it to the right, where you had a tablet and the cursor is thrown to the right and you could move a file. This thing that invented Apple in the first place goes with universal control. Well, you got it, Honor, you got it, Samson, you got it all these big companies. So that ecosystem at the end that makes a lot of people in Apple don' t want to leave Apple, because they ' re already copying it and emulating other manufacturers like Samsung and Honor, for example, who hears that they' re doing things very well. We' re having trouble, we' re still good. I didn' t get an ad on Twith, we' re having trouble broadcasting on Twitch. We get the perfect Vale voucher part and we keep going, we follow technical problems.

40:53 If you don' t look good on Twitch and the YouTube guys here it looks like it' s working all right. Well, as I was saying, I think that, obviously, the ecosystem is the cornerstone that all brands have to work and indeed, oneri Samsung, which are one of the biggest, because they are betting on it. I kept that and I also kept the total, i e, absolute lack of VR and der. Yes, there were the three metaques. There was some demo over there. But yes, and also I was also very very standing in the pond I had to believe that it was Blackisha or Santander or that they had, that they had some quest no and they were doing a demonstration, playing, ping pong or something like that. Two, yes, exactly, and people freaked out, freaked out with the three of them, of course, and I said Hostia. And this is kind of kind of late in time. I don ' t know, I mean to see that the coves have been out three months, not so long ago, that they' ve been out, but man, but I don' t know that people were there taking pictures and jumping and so I said Hostia, I don' t know, we' re not very late. But people are a new market for people less Geck is now looking at UVR above all, and the goal that is what we have for sale. The pro visions are only in America. I mean, we in Spain have no access to anything but the three of us here.

42:28 The thing is, we can' t be surprised that people are discovering this product now, and it' s even normal that some people are going to discover it next year, because we' re talking about a product that has to reach every single family in the whole world. Then you have to install or search for your gap inside leisure and until you have your defined gap to say, I need this device to be able to do this thing. There will be people who discover it for the first time and who sound all this to Chinese and say, well, I don' t know what you' re talking about and suddenly try it tell what happened. And Apple' s are out there, so, for those who want to spend without much money and little more, let' s not talk about an improvement in the present.

43:10 It' s not like moving from Nokia, iPhone or Android. It ' s not that. This is a completely different market that you' re not replacing one device, don' t create another, that is, you have a device that you didn' t have before to do things in a different way, to do things that you can' t do before. Then, of course, you need some time and, above all, people to respond to the products that have to be competitively priced and to be totally blabberished. Yeah, it' s something that' s good. In this sense, I think Apple would have to learn from the three quests we see at the mobile goal Congress, mainly the UVR. It is true that Apple explained to us from the beginning that they were glasses of or a mixed reality viewer.

43:51 And that' s actually the case, because when you even put an environment completely between virtual quotes, it' s not virtual reality. It' s wave virtuality that' s inside the mixed reality block, because you see a digital environment, but you look at your hands and you see your hands you know then, in the end it' s augmented virtuality, which is part of mixed reality. He' s not just Apple' s viewer, a virtual reality producer. Okay, that' s where maybe meth goes all the way. And if you want virtual reality, I think metaques are the best thing for video games. Queess goals are best if you want to work more with an extended reality viewer or even consume content and new experiences. I think that the pro visions are far above everything else, far above it.

44:39 So, every product, because it has its goodness for the moment, which is something still very new anyway, something I believe yes, forgive me not going forward. I think that users are going to benefit greatly from this war among their companions doubt their viewer, just because Meta were now alone. Well, so there' s Pico or dal and Alberto knows a lot of brands, but the public doesn' t know them. And of course, now Apple lands with a viewer that, in fact, I think is the first product that Apple opens a new product line in which the first version is called pro then of course, that' s funny, because you say no to Apple Watch, because the prime version is a bit silly, not such, but the first version of a viewer that is called pro can' t be silly to have. I think he' s right about branding. Jesus Apple is abusing the suffix pro and does it perhaps errantly because sometimes he takes out products that are not pro because there are no other products that are consumer so that it is pro. No. I think it' s just a little bit linking up with what you said before the reflection of the most, but taken to the viewer, I think Apel did that. I' m not going to pull it out, but because of it, we call it super Mega Viewer Max. Not sure, but I think it' s like he says, because I' m going to take out my pro bed and then use it with the normal one because I' m going to cut things off.

45:59 I am also going to be given an injection of capital that I do not need, but so also the market is valid if it is and then, because I get a cutting out of the same things in qualities of material and the same making a more scale production that I can reduce costs, that is, doing something like that. I think Apel' s strategy is interesting, but it' s surprising because, as I' ve said, it ' s the first version they get out of pro then everything that' s going to come after I think they' ll do to you. I don ' t know if it equals two or three years to get a lower version, because it' ll be called normal. But, well, what I meant was that in the end we all win because they' re going to start reading. I don' t give you this as I do and we already know Apple isn' t going to play at a price. But the fun of this is that there will be or I want to think that there will be options for every pocket or whoever wants to be. No doubt.

46:47 No doubt, now you have three hundred euros, the quest two five hundred. Souro costs three and in the future, in the future we will have two zero euros, the visions, the appl vision and four zero euros the vision APA, but more or less. Uh, then, good and quest. I believe that in the end it will have more at zero than at five hundred. With the next iteration the time itself will tell you, because of course here about a thousand and does not sell them. So he will say, if we put ourselves in another way, what happens is that now, if the quest no longer sold them, because he sold them in few units, because obviously, he can' t get a very expensive one because you won' t sell it. If you get something interesting that has a product that I have a console roll price and you compete with consoles, but other types of video games, especially based on VR. Well, maybe you win a little market share there. Maybe it' s for a dan understand - so- do- do- do- do- do- do- do- do- do- do- do- do- do- do - do- do- do- do- do- do- do- do- do- do- do- do Look, this is like an Xbox or PlayStation five worth the same thing, but you play immersive games.

47:45 I think the goals are mostly going around. When they want to compete more with Apple' s viewer, they will obviously take out a zero- euro model approximately and do more. They give you a better pastorur to compete with Apple and they will have the possibility of spatial computing where you can do several tasks at the same time that you can now do, but not in the same way that the APPL vision prop does then well, surely, especially to catch the public also that it works with Windows, because, of course that ' s going to give it the same thing that, the vision, but they won' t have compatilian I don' t think they have it well in plan uses your Windows to have a thousand screens, but the Sors wanderer, the base of the viewers is that it is independent. Okay, but he' s selling it to you. Yes only yes, it' s true that quests to play different video games need a powerful PC, but start powerful Windows. But I think the main asset is that it works independently, that you don' t need anything else. Mostly yes, but when we say no, the viewer to work, of course it will have to be one compatible with the operating system you work with. Sure, I work with Windows a lot of people work with Windows, so Appel there won' t be able to place his viewer in that sector because it' s not compatible for at least I don' t think it will be then. That opens the door that Meta can put the batteries there and, above all, I expect at some point a move by Sayomi go. But there are apps before the car would be cool if they took out some viewfinders. There are versatile apps you can' t use with Windows, Mac and iPhone, for example,

49:17 which I don' t know about anyway, but I mean I don ' t know about all the funds. We' re in a pretty mature moment. It has to do with the Apple part. Meta already has her so- called, but I think the fun thing about it is to see that there really is a market and that what they make is sold, because if it isn' t like folding phones these that some person picks up, but that really isn' t that we can say that it floods the market. I, going back to the thread of the mobile, I pose to you when the technologies to television pro that now we or we see it like this, but we have the housing and not only with the technology applied to a conventional one when you go inside these, we will enjoy the Host because no longer, we can no longer go to see any label, a specification, already we will be able to evaluate with the own fas. So I think that in this sense the visions proposed but it is very important. That ' s the first one. They cut you a lot. Josep remembers you a lot. Many times you' re not understood to stay away a little, because it doesn' t always come together. Uncle, Luis, Menéndez in the chat room and says good only to tell you that you make a program. Tomorrow at five in the morning at work Luis, have a spectacular day. We send you a huge hug from here and thank you for your comment that charges us the batteries to continue doing more podcast in Another checking that we have pending is the topic of foldings. We have commented that some brought

50:50 out a very cool one, the magikb two, which was very fine. Apple should learn in honor and make a foldable. You' d like my private. I really wouldn' t just like a folding iPhone. However, a folding iPad may call me a little more because it portability an iPad to have a larger screen mobility. I really like that a little bit more I ' m gonna get double what you charge me. Now you can save it to see if they bring out a product like what we saw in honor of myself or bring out a product with that quality. Let' s say finite that opens big screen, that is very good to each of the screen and so I see it, an interesting product. It' s a very interesting product, not the price part that we talked about. Muchus wait like smartphon you say eh well, like smartphone. I don' t know. I think Apple would be able, or would have to be able to get a new one out of the product and match the advision and take out a smartphone that would turn you into iPad, I mean more than because in the end not what we' re seeing unattainable does not stop being smartzo with a larger screen, but it' s not just a tablet to use I don' t explain. But if they could get a technology out of you that in

52:25 the end you have an IPADMINI or an intermediate between an iPadmini an iPad of eleven or something like that, it would be a new line of products. He thinks that, in addition to the folding that we see today in honor of the other day, for example, or of opo or whatever, of whatever brand it is, it does not cease to be a viewing of Android or of the layer that is on a larger screen, but it does not cease to be a viewing of a larger part. And here Apple has an advantage, it has, it has the operating system, it has it very developed. What ipat is for is then good. Yeah, folded, you had it and opened a lot of Ipato is good. I don' t know. I think I could play there and it would be interesting. I think it would be interesting to do a little bit of elm and I don ' t mean critical, but people who analyze why things are. Apple, as a company and like all companies, you want to sell products. So, Apple is doing great with having an iPhone with a small screen, an iPhone with a larger screen, an iPad with a small screen, but bigger than that of the big iPhone. An iPhone an iPad with big screen, an iPad with bigger screen even then we go to a mac with a slightly bigger screen, then we go to an image with bigger screen still, etcetera, etcetera. No. So, it' s really good to be there, ' cause in the end, it' s got that fragmentation. So, you end up buying a mobility device? Then you buy yourself a device

53:59 for the desktop, then you buy a device for mobility? But to work with a slightly bigger screen. If Apple sacca even all in one, it would obviously sell me fewer devices. Then a strategy perhaps that would be counterproductive for Apple. Maybe over there we might think it' s hard for Apple to end up getting into the folding world. It' s not something that ' s cool, but I don' t mean I don' t think the experience is better when you have a folding smartphone. It' s not for me. For me, particularly with the ones that are now. So I don' t know if Apple could improve this and if you' d be interested in improving this. Jesus by allusions is that I' m not clear either, I mean, you know what we say Sometimes we wouldn' t like to have this. We' d like to have that. I in this case, with the foldings, do not wish to be applied in any particular way. So, I mean, they wouldn' t be covering a deficiency I have. Then they would need to sell me something that I still don' t know what I want and they would have to sell it well and that it would have to be something that isn' t giving it to the competition, because it' s worth much that the competition, I mean, that folding if they don' t have the ones that we' re on an iPhone, we' re going to change, let' s be realistic. Then. Now, if there' s any audience that says I want an ailo folder, it might be that if apelo pulls out I

55:29 can sell something out there, but anyway, what you' re talking about is so wide- ranging that if it' s bigger than it' s bigger than I don' t know what. I am very concerned, what is the durability of these buckets when folding, extending, folding, extending, folding and extending, since the technology seems to be expensive or at least have decided that everything that carries this is going to be expensive if then you have any problem openings, we will have cats to stop a train. I don ' t know what it would be like to use folding technology to make me a bracelet instead of an Apple Watch roll watch. But make me a band that is folded, so it has a curvature and is not made of glass, but of this technology that can be curved. I' d find it more interesting than not the simple fact of well, because I' m going to get you an iPad that you can fold, that it' s okay, it looks useful, but let' s be honest. If you want to write, a physical keyboard is written better than a screen. I' ve written a lot of time on screens and it' s not comfortable, I mean, it' s not comfortable. You' re writing about something flat then to see content and say no, because I have a folding and when I' m going to put on a series and I look great and when I don' t, I fold it and what resolution you have left when you have it folded. I mean, I don' t know a lot of doubts arise that honestly, I find it more interesting to abandon this project than that of the car. Then I don' t know very good project that also started. I don' t know what it' s true that it looks like it has proto types of foldings, uh, but yes,

57:02 well and also temptations, that is because, as you said jesus clear now with the vision that you want to see something multimedia, such as where you put the vision and you have a five hundred- inch screen. I don' t mean, I don' t know, yeah, it would be a weird message, not sure what Alberto says in the chat that the grace is to make them more comfortable in the pocket. I' m with him. I mean, if one thing I hate about a big cell phone is to keep it in your pocket, I mean, that' s clear to me, because it' s pretty uncomfortable and especially in summer that you ' re wearing less and less layers, that you have a smaller pocket of the pants you' re wearing, you' re wearing a bigger moil, well, but good to see or man the mini. Sure, yeah, yeah, yeah, sure cha with his mini and his glasses. He already has it all the mini, the mini sees it big, because imagine, I don' t know, considering the versatility of what can offer television nowadays, because I don' t know, but anyway, they are different things.

58:10 Uh, yeah, I feel like the message is a little confusing. Don' t use this small and then, whenever you want, you can, but and what plays bigger and what. But look Alberto Callier, we mentioned it to see if in the Chaltice. For me the only thing, the only sense that folds have is to make them more comfortable in my pocket. As you say, Antonio, glasses aren' t portable. You can carry them, but they' re not that portable. The goal of folding is to have an iPad with a big screen that folds it and you carry it in your pocket? The goal of a folding Smarthon is to have a Smartphon with a screen as big as possible, but you fold it and carry it in your pocket. Not that it' s a brick. Of course, the viewfinder is not portable, so it' s contributing to the kind of things. I think now, for the viewer you depend on carrying a backpack and so on. Another point is the theme of were aboles humanii, Samsung' s ring, which is a prototype. In fact, it' s not an end product or anything. But, well, it looks like the one Scalson isn' t working and Apple' s also in a health ring. Not how it' s the subject ofware bowls in Apple. Apple Watch came to love them all until those who are from Android would go to Apple only for Apple Watch, because there is nothing that goes as fine as Apple Watch, nor from paying with Applepay, that goes perfect and a failure never until I don' t know the experience of parameterizing the sport, seeing notifications, this ethical fashion design. Apple Watch is a very round team.

59:43 You see that Apple could go around and bring in other aber ables similar to the Huhman. There or this Samsung ring, pull out an Apple ring. Well the Apple ring is already being talked about, it' s not almost public public domain. Not then, good. I don' t know if it' ll be a new product. I see plmu launched with the new products, with the new lines of work, but I don' t know if it will be a new product, a product that will leave like the car or an Apple Watch add- on, because of course the Apple Watch, in the end it has been a hardware complement to the iPhone. You can' t have an Apple Watch without an iPhone. And that' s it, that' s a reality today. Of course, I don' t know if the ring or ring is going to be a product that will also be accompanied or to the iPhone or Watch itself. I don' t know, but that' s interesting. Perhaps the sense would be very cool if the ring was a complement to Apple Watch itself. Like you look at the night. Apple Watch leaves it carrying. Don' t worry, the ring' s gonna keep parametricalizing you. Keep an eye on it That' s cool The most things that depend on others, things that depend on others.

1:01:04 The ring is either dependent or connected to the iPhone, or connects to everyone. And that' s good for me. I' d rather have lapl wach connected than iPhone. Look, that' s what Antonio man says, because what I want is for him to put it aside, it' s a subject. I don' t care how I do it, but I want you to keep your health as if the ring actually throws it directly to Apple Watch, is that the data that parametries Apple Watch goes to health. Sure, I mean, it doesn' t matter with the ring. But look. That' s interesting because it' s more comfortable sleeping with a ring, but with the watch then clear and especially counting on the battery that the watches have than Apple Watch. I think that' s what it is that Apple Watch' s battery at this point is proven to be impossible to improve it. To improve it you have to take out an Apple Watch ultra, which is twice as big with double battery, and then you improve the range to double, but it is twice as uncomfortable also then clear it is shown that it had such a high quality screen it is impossible to insert more battery. Physically, it' s not unnatural. However, hear if you always have an opposite ring that may be autonomy lasts for two weeks or a month and is only to parametrize your health. Hey, that' s where you save all these troubles. I' d buy it if the look wasn' t excessive, which I think would be a nine, nine I imagine. I, uh, have no idea whether or not it is.

1:02:24 Two hundred euros. No yes, 200 euros, I mean, I don ' t even know if it will ever come out, but obviously I see it below a peruths, that is, we' re talking about a ring. Yeah, it' s more expensive because it doesn' t have a screen, I mean, it' s not gonna give me or go now, I mean, I don' t mean no, don' t bother me it' s just to have health data, that I' m a big fan of everything I collect from health data. I see it interesting and above all the theme of the dream You say I no longer have to worry about whether the one that is loaded and it will carry me and it will last all night parametrizando and such seems interesting to me and I want to go out of the way of a clock and such that they take it out or the one that exactly I do not see difficult the price that you said, considering that the competition that is amen I do not imagine. I don' t know how much other rings are worth, because there' s another one to hear or I don' t know what. What is called the Oura ora ora the Ouranto is worth the basic three hundred twenty- nine, from three hundred twenty- nine. Good luck with that means. Sure, I mean, if you' re gonna sell me out, of course, but, but the jesus key is the ring. It' s independent or it ' s a complement. If it' s independent, if it' s independent, you can sell it for whatever you want, but if it' s an add- on that already depends on another product, then that' s how Apple Wat is going to have a pretty dry price. The Apple Watch costs about 500 euros, four hundred and fifty euros in share, it ' s from then on. But I' m going to that one from

1:03:54 the point of view. If you then take out an ultra Max power ring that the Apple Ring and Apple Ring channel finger functions extra division. But, because I wasn' t a little bit of a Ring Max, I mean, I' m talking about the standard, I just want you to make me possible. Yes, it suits me that the appltring is independent that it is paired with the Apple Watch, that it is a complement. Of course, it fits everything and has the price of one ninety- nine. Of course, Antonio' s not here, he' s in error. Everything ' s right, you see it. I séph well, I had to go out for a moment because I was hearing terrible. I don' t know how, but now very well. Uh, yeah, well, then it was the beam that I had connected to the mac that I bought a new one and it must be. He must have some trouble, and you ' re talking about the ring. Not if Apple pulls out that fantastic ring, yeah, well, I' m fantastic, but well I' m pretty much gonna see myself right now, if I tell you the truth, I' m just wearing a ring that was the one in cas and I had to take it off because I was running small and the dulos cut it off for you. It hasn' t been a month since you heard the hard stuff, for a month now, because it' s been small.

1:05:13 Yeah, yeah, yeah, man, right with age, because sometimes you don' t mess with me. Yeah, and so much so what happens that you wear an Apple ring to measure the constants. And I don' t know how I don' t do anything different than what Apple Watch does. No. No, I don' t have rings, just like yousep, I have only the engagement ring, married wedding ring, and I' m not from rings. I' ve never worn anything else, but I ' d wear Apple' s ring, especially for if it' s a health supplement, to stuff vitals. Hey, I' m a data analysis freak and I' m a crazy guy to do sports every day and watch the results of the sport I do, and I think a ring like that well, you should see me could help, I mean, first you should try it to see how you' re wasting, because to see from time to time I wear ring, two accessories, then of course, there certain rings, which is like I' m not going to be all day with this and then this you comment on the exercises and all of this let' s remember that it would be a ring that doesn' t have a screen, so, you can' t activate it. Now I' m going to walk, now I' m going to go to the lyptic. Dude, start sheltering, linked to Watch, that' s why, linked to ch to see clear, so I already have to have Apple Watch and a ring that means, you' re selling me and then you also sell me a raincoat, that is, I give Jesus an advantage that wearing the ring,

1:06:44 even if I don' t get too much attention, even at night when it comes to sleeping that I have now gotten used to sleeping with the watch anyway I would take it off and with the ring I would already have base those s that I see it is the only one that we are. I mean, for one thing, man. Besides, it makes a lot of sense that the ring connects to the Watche fight, because otherwise, a lot of people wouldn' t buy the Apple Watch. The ring would be bought directly for sport. Okay. However, if the ring is connected to Watch fight, you have to buy both. Okay. Then good marketing strategy for Apple, because I might go a little bit around that will connect to the Watch. Makes sense, uh doesn' t have to maybe not or, but look what price could this Apple ring have? Okay. Jesus of faith one ninety- nine, one hundred ninety- nine euros, two hundred euros, two hundred euros and set aside, defends that from three hundred twenty - nine as what is called Oura. Now, yes, but to see not only for Laura, but because there is to see what happens is that it is also contradictory, because I understand what she says. Jesus, uh, you put a price on one hundred ninety nine, two hundred because it would be the complement, complement under the one that would be logical, because it has no screens, etcetera. Yes, that' s true, Antonio, that Loura is an independent team, but independent that doesn' t even depend on a smartphone. Obviously, with an application you can parameter the data I understand that from a website you can also do it. I don'

1:08:15 t know about it, but of course one Apple product would obviously be closely linked to another Apple product. Then, perhaps there, then, the price could be set aside a little bit. Well, I see possibilities. I see him say one thing in the chat that has exploded my head because they have not understood it very well and I do not understand very well why, but Alberto will explain it to me already. But it gave possibilities to the fact that you could wear the APPLEPY on the ring, for example, and configured already preconfigured and how you activate pepe to make a secure payment. Well, even I don' t pop having a ring with buttons, uh, and triggering it by gestures can be a little tricky. Don' t cut it out It didn' t hurt super- spent super It turned out that in this tiny space here, a space of so little, it' s fingerprinted on you, I mean, you can put a print on it.

1:09:06 You can put a reverse print on the bottom and with your own other d you can' t unscrew it. Uh, I don' t know, yeah, yeah, maybe, but it doesn' t look like Apple style to me. Uh, I think it' s an idea for Samsung, but not for it doesn' t seem practical. The autonomy of this ring would last a week, it would last two days, it would last a month or merte. For what Juseps does should last a month yes, he should have on the table, not have a screen. You can stretch a lot of seniority, I don' t think it' s from Apple, but two weeks. It does look like it. The PTV' s command lasts for a year and the P' s command lasts for a year. A battery is the last one. Let' s get going, that we ' re repeating things that we' ve already commented on, the cool and cool ring, that Apple pulls one out and that we would have proposed in the market like he gets this more things. The hughman a of Apple you see, I mean an Apple were abole for clothes with functions of intelligent artificial human roll i you see it. Makes sense or not. I don' t know if it makes sense, because in the end, with the airports, with the iPhone, with the Apple Wortch, we do a little bit.

1:10:17 That' s, uh, me, when when we were talking to jusep the other day I was saying hey the huhman ay coola a lot, but it' s not better to do it like a clock, like putting that technology in your wrist it wouldn' t be better because it has aesthetics of an absolute like Apple Watch. You don' t put a leash on it and you' ve got a watch there. Maybe it wouldn' t be more comfortable to wear. I don' t know yes, the clock is an object that is very well implemented in our daily lives. I mean that nowadays, wearing a good watch, nowadays it is not, of course, to carry a pin here of these big fat ones, like the Qumanake, that has to be a little heavy, because not but you should not have much sense of safety to carry there the ping, put because it is always thinking. I don' t think it' s a very cheap object and you' d be thinking and I' m going to drop it, I' m going to miss it, I' m, I' m going to break it, I' m going to stretch it and they' re going to steal it from me in the subway. You know what I have to say. The phone is in your pants pocket and the Apple Watch is attached to your wrist and it looks like it' s somehow safer than if you don' t have an object here on your chest that can be ripped off at any time and or not, it falls off and breaks.

1:11:26 I, with so much werebor that Apple has, I don' t see another is that in the end they pulled out some earrings. I also want to say that exactly. I think Apple is betting on the were aboles, but the werebolets, which replace elements that we already wear you know or glasses, or because they are headphones or a watch, but I don' t see that we put a pin on our clothes. You know more than that would make like a t- shirt. I don' t think maybe if now that the glasses pulled out a type of glasses as well as those of rivan, the ideal thing is that the Hughman there was in a gaff like this exact tonces we dreamed of Appen' s viewer and that you no longer had to wear it or go pots pro for saying it in any way.

1:12:16 It' s bone. Not that like the Google Glass, I have the rivan. I' ve got the riybanny and you listen to music on the exact sideburn. It' s very successful from the riban and you can talk on the phone or the riva isn' t because it' s the bluetooth. Well, it' s not that bad and autonomy isn' t bad. Nor is it the one with the eyes, the goals do not have bad autonomy. And here of the four of us are three who wear glasses. Right now and Jesus, I don' t know if Valentillas is carrying anything, but we' re just a bunch. But when I always wear glasses for the computer. I mean, glasses are a product that' s super- rooted so you have to go this way that, maybe you' re already going. Sure. We' ve seen Vision pro but go see what they' ve got there hiding in an office we don' t know.

1:13:12 That' s good, because we can see what Apple surprises us with. But there are many things you should notice that we have seen in this Mobile Congress Come make a small musical pause and continue with prawn or ling s pimp we arrive at the most ling section of lis aco of Life gambo chuleton. You know how this works. You can put some candy in. These points of things of the week that we liked eight Latvians. Two points of things of the week that yes, that is, liked, you liked greetings are those that you are in the chat. I' m not doing much to you, I' m reading, I' m putting you in, but when you have your comment related to what we' re saying, I send a greeting to all of you. Julian Joseline Pedro Ribas, Alberto Carlier Thorcho ninety- three, Luis Menéndez, Clara a la Berdui sin García, pires Olga, Mónica totaque que el hotelogec Antonio, Recio Escudería, Apples, Julián Farias, Pablo tan A Buena saludo a todos niños. Thanks for stopping by, leaving your mark. We get to the most charachera come on.

1:14:36 You can participate in the chats I' m reading. I want to put a pimp me the game pimp to part two that opens tomorrow, tomorrow Thursday night. He' ll be in some theaters by now and I' m looking forward to seeing Jesus. I don' t know if you liked the first one. I think we talked and you read the books or something, no, no, you didn' t read the books. These are worth the foundation. No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no. You did the same thing, you made a pimp. Before I saw her, I went to the movies for that social reason and it was the worst movie I ever saw that year. That' s right, it' s true that he doesn' t operate on a cousin. But this part two the criticisms I' m seeing put it through the air. They don' t fool me. Two say Vilen took it out.

1:15:21 Uh, yeah, yeah, yeah. They don' t fool me. Twice I see her at home, that is. I mean, I thought it was too slow and I just didn' t. It' s just that I had a visual problem, because it was really good. The interpretation was good, the cast was good, but I was bored, I mean it didn' t seem like it, so I was kind of trying to be more special than it was, and it wasn' t that I had much action. We' re going to talk for a long time and for a little while and when it starts to cheer up, because it' s over, I don' t know. I don' t know if the second one will get better, but, well, the second one I don' t know. The truth is, I threw myself out of the pool, I put on a pimp without knowing the same thing. It' s a good changer for the reviews that are making me very hot, because they say it' s a movie and that it' s very good and that Vilenev has hit it and that he' s done spectacular and better than the first one. And then, well, I feel like seeing her.

1:16:16 That' s where I leave the pimp, a real choleton of things I ' ve tried and I' ve liked. It' s worth the tech chop. Remember that a while ago he put a shrimp on the Apple Watch Vale training app, where they had changed the system in such a way that when you wanted to cancel a training, you had to hit the X. Well, now this has changed. Now when you used to give him, when I put the shrimp on him, it was that you gave the X and then he asked you, that is, you canceled the training and he asked you to cancel, you really want to cancel. Of course that' s why I gave the X I really want to cancel it. This has already been removed. Chuletón. Now I put a pimp on it because now you give the X to agra give a training and the training ends up worth.

1:17:01 He doesn' t ask you. He doesn' t ask you, you don' t get a kick, but you' re sure you want to finish it. Of course I' m sure. If I made a swip and gave it the button, why do I have to make a ship give the button and give it another button again. It' s ridiculous. Well, we' ve finally been heard and fixed. So pimp for the training application that has solved this. So cool I have a pimp that maybe I' m a little late, but I' ve seen her these last few weeks. I' ve seen a Disney series called Dopsic, which is a real story about a drug. I see that Jesus has also seen it. No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no. In Jesus very good. It' s good, but, well, everybody' s doing a little good. Michael Keaton is born a good role, no, but good. There' s a couple of three, two pretty well- known you say and I think it' s a series the less based on a real fact, I mean, it' s the most. Ch the chungo of the series is that it' s based on a real fact, and the chungo is that if you don' t see the series it' s like we' ve lived on another planet, because sometimes the news doesn' t pass through the puddle or coming in such a biased way that something that happened from the year ninety- five to the two thousand twenty- three, we practically don' t have Twitter at that

1:18:35 time, of course we weren' t informed. And it' s funny. It' s funny up to two thousand ten, from now on that social networks came to the general public mainly and now a little bit earlier, because we' re not completely sidelined, that is, in ninety- five as you say, something was going on in another country and we didn' t understand what the press wanted to tell us, but it wasn' t the network at the age or the relevant thing. Well, it' s a highly recommended series. Okay, so that' s what Dobzic dobsic is called, you said about Disney. Yeah, history of a drug, history of a drug for the general. Well, there you go. I' ve got stuff. Come text selection on iPhone is not going well. And by text selection I mean the one that you have to put your finger to select a part of the text, which is quite active on ilos. Yeah, it' s not going well, I mean, it' s not going well. And besides, something fun and that I discovered is that when you want to add a new password in what is the keychain does not allow you to go through the name of the web, which is good. We ' ll talk about that another time, because all the other signs have to have a website, but you put up a web Google com It doesn' t allow you to go Google to change a letter, because you' ve got it wrong. You have to erase everything from the beginning and rewrite bugs.

1:20:04 I don' t know why. But good. I don' t like it later It' s a good thing. This is a little oup Toki, but it was funny and I put it here like shrimp. It ' s just that the other day I was shopping at IKEA and I say well, I' ll see if I buy it on the web and I ' ll go and pick it up at the store and it turns out that if I picked it up at the store, they charged me five euros, but if I exceeded forty- five euros the value of the product, I got it for free home. Since yes yes on the web, that is to say I made selections that it was the transport to marry is always paid if you exceed an amount, it is free, but what happens the fun. I mean here the shrimp is that I exceeded the amount to get home, but I wanted to get it already then I say I get it, I buy it and I' m going to pick it up, but it doesn' t work for me. I' m going to the parking lot, because that' s five euros. But if I decided to get home, because without me moving, I knew I would charge five euros because they had to take him to the parking lot. If you came in, you could take it for free. No. No, no. No. No.

1:21:10 I mean, that' s what you make of buying online and saying, picking up at the store. That' s got to go to somebody and get it right if you' d parked the car, gone to like, and you took it from the warehouse. They don' t charge you there. Not that it' s what I ended up doing, obviously because I said I want it already and of course, but I found it curious that it' s like sending it home to me. It' s free, but the same product at the same price. If I' m gonna pick him up at the store, you charge me five dras. I mean, well, you' ll see your numbers. But I find this a curious gambon. I don' t know then I have another shrimp. This is a range in general. Okay, this is paying for platforms that don ' t release series that have already been broadcast in, for example, the United States, and you take them out here dosed. You' re making fun of me, I mean, it happens to me a lot of times that I say uy already came out a new season of something and I see you put me one weekly or you put me four and then weekly. And it' s like but friend that my tibit time app tells me that they ' re all already in America, state at all, but I' m usuo. The second and clear is how I have already complied with legality.

1:22:16 I' m already paying you, but I' m on telegram, I ' m looking for it, I' m looking for it, and I ' m looking for you. I mean, what can' t be is that I' m paying for something and pirate I can get it before by means of payment. I mean, it' s how you' re legitimizing piracy, so it' s kind of absurd. It' s all as if I' ve already fulfilled paying you what you' re telling me to do series. Don' t laugh at me, I mean, don' t laugh at me, just like you give it to the rest. One thing is that if it' s dubbing and that I don' t know what. Casually, the sericulture that has happened to me is that it' s in Spanish, it' s that you don' t have to double anything. It' s Spanish, so it' s not even saved by that. So, well, I think it' s a gambon. Already in general, I don' t understand these strategies that they do, but yes and already happened with net Disney when it landed here that we have all seen Mandalorian and the mother who gave birth to everyone and over laughed by putting the weekly. I mean, this doesn' t make any sense. I think, but well, you' ll find it, because you' ll see this person is no longer watching the next episodes that we hang up.

1:23:17 What will have happened, because if you are not interested in the series or have seen it on the other hand, friend, but totally good. Anyway, there' s Joseph You' ve got bells or pimps. Tell me yes or no and we' ll go to the Chat and then with you. Screenplay a super fast shrimp. Let' s come if we go with you later. Now I grass you, now it happens to you, you pass the word. Let' s go to the Chat. Alexander r F says Apple constellation is brutal great series. Hugo Carcamo says prawn the Asoka series. What a bad thing to do with the monica molly tennis game in Netflix. Rafa Nadal versus Carlitos alcaraz. I don' t know what you see on Net. They' re going to make a documentary, but I think it' s a pimp. Hey, you think it' s a pimp.

1:24:05 Yeah, it' s totally a game. Luis García Pirés Chuletón to the second season of Tokyo you go in hbo, because there is left come. I know about you. Well, this week' s pimp is very clear, because I' ve already met Antonio and apart from being in the esse in study, it couldn' t be any other way, it' s true, and the shrimp is that I still don' t know Jesus to see if he comes to Barcelona to visit us, because the part I never go to, but I do have to. Well, well, let ' s see if we meet and pimp, because on the theme series, because the masters of the air in how I haven' t seen it, uncle I have seen no longer seems to me, are the first five episodes and the truth, which is a series, of course, I have already seen of Pacific and there is another one. Blood brothers I liked a lot, they' re warlike. The subject of war. Now it is, unfortunately, very fashionable, no, but the truth is that there are moments in the series of course that as it is of aviation, because when they put the good ones I do not want to do spoiler, no, but that there are moments that you are suffering as much as the protagonists that are there in the air flying not and you realize how terrible are all these conflicts.

1:25:19 Come on, I recommend it to 100% that you see it It ' s okay, because there' s a good pimp there. Volga says it' s a live game on Sunday at 9: 30 a m live from Las Vegas and then you can watch it on Netflix, so yes, it' s a pimp to Olga a thousand thanks for warning, because I don' t miss it. Hey okay guys, so far we can read you don' t have any more gampons. I' ve got three things done that I say fast. Let' s go with you two shrimps. One is that well, already is the speck of we will charge you for advertising and if it has added, loves zamazon, add the advertising early in video And if you want to remove it, then, you pay two euros more, two euros a month or a month a month man. No, this is not one- off payment, this is infinite branch. Until you die, then who' s adding up in this too, because it' s skys of Time. There are higher prices and you have received the run of four euros. Of course you did It' s when you had the fare. It' s half priced for a lifetime, since you' re four. If not, then go up to eight and plan with announcements, then it will cost five hours a month. I mean, honestly, I ' d do a law here You can' t put anything on advertising and pay, that is, I don' t contemplate paying and advertising. If you' re going to finance yourself with advertising, fine, but don' t laugh at me because you do money. But if you give me publicity, gold, but you understand there won' t be so much publicity.

1:26:45 I mean, if it' s just advertising, there' s a lot of advertising. If it' s a mix, there' ll be less advertising, not good, and if it' s zero advertising, it' ll be a more expensive price, then what do you prefer? What I prefer is that if you' re going to put me on, whatever you prefer, you have options to choose what you prefer. I mean if you don' t want publicity, then pay more and you go. No. No, no, no, no, no, you' re getting me. What I' m saying is I can' t afford to see publicity. That' s what I' m saying and I don' t even see it moving. I don' t see it when you go when you say pay what they ask you to not have advertising, because I understand that if you see advertising and pay, it' s because there' s little advertising. Well, that' s the same thing now when everyone has this version of advertising, they say we' re going to get golden here that people pay us and put advertising on them. Jojo on TV you and we sucked a wire and you watched the publicity and you didn' t pay anyone.

1:27:41 But look at the future I' ve had fun with, what it is and how we laugh at people at their expense. Well, I don ' t get it, just like YouTube is free, you have advertising, because that' s how they' re funded, but what can' t be is that I pay to see advertising. You' re laughing at me I mean, I don' t understand that, and it looks like a gammon to me, and I' m done with a pimp who' s the Netflix anime series called Blueigt Samurai. It' s so cool. I think it' s got, like, eight episodes. I recommend it 100 %. Blu Hay Samurai last year. That' s good. Well, you keep the recommendations, guys. We' ve given ourselves a good stack since chat and we' re here live, thanks for getting here. So far we can read and see friends, friends in Chao Bria bars. With that h