CRIMPing in the future.

Posted by Foolness
Sep 10, 2017 at 08:31 AM

The difference maker would be multi-purpose software and whoever is smart enough to develop that at the right time when the technology is there.

Right now the tablets are still expensive counterparts to laptops which are expensive counterparts to the desktop utility wise. Obviously this is not an accurate analogy in terms of actual usage but in terms of a metaphor for what CRIMPing can be habitually done based on the potential of each hardware then I believe it’s close to accurate.

What I mean by this is that right now CRIMPing is stuck in the old cellphone model where multipurpose equals music, mini-games and small things tacked on to distract from it being a phone. The smartphone changed that and apps made up for the phone services being now much more complicated to look at but still a multipurpose distraction to a laptop or desktop.

This in-between stage is where CRIMPing in the future is currently at. It’s still in a primitive stage of importing over micro-distraction apps with a few killer apps. In the future, it will be much closer to true multipurpose software.

An example of this would be the implementation of a meditation PIM. You can modify the OS entirely for a task rather than opening up an app. This OS can be swiped with a specific calendar that would schedule a specific set of guided meditations that would auto-set the calendar to machine learn your free time habits that would auto-play relaxing music whenever you open up an editor that would auto-shutdown the OS “app” when you say sleep while holding the close button on any particular software as every button can be a talk button and you can swipe this OS away like a youtube video in a youtube app and switch to another recommended OS.

OS to OS sharing will be the first key evolution as you will do the equivalent of picking a Linux distro for cooking, kid’s profile viewing, programming in a non-distraction environment, writing in an academic setting versus a novel setting, etc. etc. etc.

Browsers in turn would be less like browsers and more like hubs for personal database. Online bookmarks can do offline clippings without the need for a separate Evernote app. Search would not only be voice activated but OS integrated. Example would be “Firefox open OutlinerSoftware.com besides split tab Google.com”.

Most radical would be how the smartphone would become a sort of advanced clicker for the laptop/desktop/tablet. Instead of remote viewing you will have remote controls that can send one Google Keep audio note to another account within a preset range. VPNs would be more advanced than current versions to combat trolls obviously. Smartphones can voice control on apps that don’t support the feature or aren’t made by the same developer. Locked passwords would be replaced by a smartphone security feature. Bits and pieces of information that can be stored within a disk drive connected to a PC/Mac would finally made into fruition the HDD with a large screen idea that tablets were meant to replace.