‘Pokemon Go’ digital popularity is also warping real life
Technology expert Timothy Carone tells the Associated Press that the game’s success could spur faster development from hardware makers.
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Excerpt: The game’s success on smartphones also could spur faster development from hardware makers — Microsoft with its HoloLens, the secretive startup Magic Leap, or Google, which could still revive its failed Glass headgear, says Timothy Carone, a professor at the University of Notre Dame’s Mendoza College of Business.
“The reaction (to Pokemon Go) is a quick vote of ‘Yeah, they got this right,’” Carone says. “My guess is that a lot of developers have gone back to figure out how to take this approach.”
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