&gt; surely there’s got to be more in our future than just chasing incrementalism — walking the incremental iPhone walk, two steps behind.<p>You wait for something you see a lot on here a &quot;paradigm shift&quot;.<p>Incremental improvements over the incumbent rarely displace the incumbent (unless they do something crazy).<p>If the desktop had stayed the primary computing device most people interacted with Microsoft would still have a complete lock on the entire thing, Smartphones and Tablets as mass market consumer devices disrupted Microsoft&#x27;s monopoly by forcing them to compete in a world with devices <i>not</i> running their OS.<p>I doubt anyone will beat Apple at making a better smartphone in the short-medium term (I use a Nexus 4 but that was purely a cost&#x2F;good enough decision) but I wouldn&#x27;t bet against something coming out that creates a window, if I had to hazard a guess I&#x27;d say something like VR&#x2F;AR in a consumer friendly package at an affordable price but you&#x27;d still need some kind of hardware to run the unit and I think a Smartphone is the natural fit for that so maybe the phone will stay central longer than I expect.<p>What I&#x27;d really like is something about the weight of the specs I wear for screen work, that has intelligent feeds that I can customise for what I&#x27;m doing, if you could overlay video and such on top of that you&#x27;d really have something.<p>I regulary repair my roadbike and sometimes end up using youtube videos for instruction, having a small &quot;HD&quot; screen I could have in vision while I&#x27;m doing that would be incredibly useful, or the ability to pull up a shell and view some text wherever I am (server misbehaving or whatever).<p>That&#x27;s something I&#x27;d pay £300 for.