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Here are the top #VideoImages from my video on The

Here are the top #VideoImages from my video on The End of the Smartphone. Check out the full video at the link in my bio. #LaughSmarter

Photo 1️⃣: Phone of the Future📱✨ - Samsung filed a patent in 2020 for a partially transparent phone, but nothing has come of it...not saying that it'll never get there, but it is more of a sci-fi convention than an actual trend.

Photo 2️⃣: Upgrading Cameras📷😄 - One area where phone companies usually try to differentiate themselves is with cameras. Adding more resolution is becoming pointless, but there is still room for improvement with front cameras.

Photo 3️⃣: Where to Next📵🧠 - Smartphones are basically becoming digital assistants, and distraction devices. Form factor wise, where do you go from here? No one thought that the smartphone was going to be the end of progress, right?

Photo 4️⃣: Virtual Reality🥽👩‍💻 - I see the Vision Pro as a good first step, something that will be refined in the coming years, that will get people used to the idea of "spatial computing," so that when something more functional comes along, it's an interface we all understand.

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#Joetation from my video on The End of the Smart Phone 👉 click the link in my bio to watch #LaughSmarter

Who runs the rocket industry? Watch my conversatio

Who runs the rocket industry? Watch my conversation with @felixschlang on YouTube by clicking the link in my bio (& listen to #ConversationsWithJoe wherever podcasts are found).

Let's hope they weren't right in all their predict

Let's hope they weren't right in all their predictions...🚀⭐ #MemeDay #LaughSmarter

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#NewVideoMonday "The End of the Smartphone Is Near"⤵️

The smartphone is just over 15 years old, and 70% of people on the planet own one. But there’s reason to believe their days are numbered. Where do smartphones go from here? And what new technologies might take its place? There are a couple of directions this could go. From mixed reality headsets and glasses to AI assistants, the smartphone as we know it is about to change.

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Photo 1️⃣: Did They Live? - Many clues pointed to this possibility that they were all still alive; reports of seeing the kids in other states, rumors of police corruption, even a photo of one of the kids years later...older, but recognizable.

Photo 2️⃣: The Sodder Family - George Sodder was the owner of a fairly successful trucking company that influenced industries in the area. He and his wife Jennie had 10 children, ranging in age from two to 23, all living in their home, except for one who was away in the army.

Photo 3️⃣: What Really Happened? - Did the children actually die in the fire? There were a few things that made them think maybe not. First of all, no remains were found of their children. Even though investigators blamed faulty wiring, George had just had his home inspected months before.

Photo 4️⃣: A Nationalist Crime? - George never really talked about his life in Italy, but he severely disliked Mussolini. And he wasn't shy about it. This would often get him into heated arguments with community members, and it made him a few enemies. Including the insurance salesman.

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On Christmas Eve, 1945, the small town of Fayetteville, West Virginia was stunned by a fire at the house of George Sodder, the owner of a local trucking company. Five of the Sodder children never came out. But no remains were ever found, and as various sightings of the children started coming in, along with clues that pointed fingers at local political groups, they began to suspect that the children may have been kidnapped. What exactly happened to the Sodder children is a mystery that has never been fully explained.

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Here are the top #VideoImages from my video on The First Recorded Sound. Check out the full video at the link in my bio. #LaughSmarter

Photo 1️⃣: Photographing Sound🔊📸 - Édouard-Léon Scott de Martinville called the process Phonautography, which is an apt term because what he was trying to do was photograph sound, and it worked. He had, for the first time, created a visual representation of the human voice.

Photo 2️⃣: Discovering Sound Waves🗣️〰️ - Another reason to believe that Edison didn't know about the Phonautograph was that he actually thought that what he was going to record was going to be a series of dots. So apparently, he was really surprised to see squiggles come out.

Photo 3️⃣: Who Recorded the Oldest Sound🎤❓ - While Scott's invention didn't really set the world on fire, some of his phonautograph recordings did make their way to the French National Academy of Sciences, where they were kind of kept in storage.

Photo 4️⃣: The Truth Revealed🕵️‍♂️👂 - Today, Édouard-Léon Scott de Martinville is considered to be the first person to record the human voice. It just took technology 131 years to decipher it.

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