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From what I've observed in the past years, it's that the people like unity and simplicity. That's one of the reasons why iPhones are so popular. I actually think this is the start of a good idea, but they still haven't hit home run. They should try a different approach if this doesn't work out as expected.
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Yeah I don't really want my phone looking like a plastic mosaic all the time.
Some of those little add-ons seem kinda redundant since they're just a physical version of some app or widget you can just download. However I do like the idea of adding more storage, repairing your screen or improving your camera, that can actually save you a bunch of money. |
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I'm definitely getting one. Gonna be sweet.
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I remember the original modular phone concept from Google looked like this:
http://image.ec21.com/image/tianlipl...Link_Cubes.jpg And I was like D: but it looks much more appealing now. edit: Here it is, guess it doesn't quite look like that but still looked ugly as hell: http://img.weburbanist.com/wp-conten...ne-concept.jpg |
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I don't really see a whole lot of customization here besides adding a bunch of redundant pieces on phone. I'd rather buy a Lego iPhone case and build on that. |
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Seriously though, what modules would you see as redundant? |
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Night vision? I'd never use those options unless I was a Navy Seal or something lol. And what I meant by redundant was like some stupid compass or clock widget. Why the hell would you need a physical version when you can just download some app for it or something? The whole idea just seems kinda silly. |
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But what you've mentioned are only proposals of potentially infinite modules that could exist, there's no rule saying you need to include a watch or a compass or anything!(just don't get silly). For the average user though, there's always the possibility of upgrading to the latest and greatest camera without having to scrap the entire device. If not for yourself, do it for the environment. You only get one earth(for now). |
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If you initially have a small target market, you're going to have a relatively hard time sufficing to their positional and personal needs. Accounting for this, many investors and manufacturers will be screwed and go out of business. |
Look, I just don't see physical widgets and addons for phones much as a viable selling point considering downloadable ones are much easier to get and cheaper.
As for interchangeable cameras, storage, audio and screens, those seem like actually logical ideas for a modular phone. |
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