Carl ‌Pei, the CEO of Nothing, ‌forecasts ‍a⁤ smartphone future dominated by a single AI-powered app, moving away from the current ⁣multi-app model. He criticizes Apple‘s recent innovation, suggesting the tech giant ​has‌ slowed. Pei,inspired by Apple’s earlier⁢ success,now⁢ envisions a ‍future where smartphones⁤ are driven⁤ by artificial intelligence,a change he predicts will ⁤take seven to ten years. This perspective, covered by News ‍Directory 3, highlights Pei’s vision for the smartphone’s role, moving beyond current limitations. Discover ⁤what’s next for personal tech.

Key Points

• Nothing CEO Carl Pei says Apple has become uninspired.
• Pei believes future smartphones will ⁣use a single, AI-driven operating​ system.
• He estimates this shift could take seven to 10 years.

Nothing CEO Envisions One-App Future for Smartphones, cites Apple’s Stale Role

Carl Pei, CEO of Nothing Technology, a British smartphone company backed by Tony Fadell, known as the “father of the ‍iPod,” believes Apple has lost its innovative edge. Pei envisions a future where smartphones are streamlined to⁢ operate using a single, all-encompassing app powered⁢ by artificial intelligence. He estimates this transition will take⁣ seven to 10 years.

Nothing, ⁢launched in 2019, aims to create inspiring technology.⁢ The⁣ company has received positive feedback for ​its Nothing ​Phone (3a).

pei said ⁤he drew inspiration from Apple’s earlier products,like the iPod and the first iPhones.

Personally, I was very inspired by ‌Apple when I was younger—the first iPod, the first iPhone—that’s⁣ the reason I’m in this⁢ industry. But now the creative companies​ of the past have ⁢become very big and very corporate, and they’re no longer very creative. They’re ‍no longer inspirational for the younger generation.

Pei also expressed skepticism about Apple Intelligence.

Apple today is⁢ very different⁤ from the Apple when I ⁢was younger. Last ⁢year, ​they⁤ told a very big story about Apple Intelligence. Now, a year later,⁣ it’s not ​much more than some generated emojis. ⁢So it’s made consumers very skeptical.

despite his⁣ criticism of⁢ Apple, Pei remains a strong advocate for AI,‍ viewing the smartphone⁢ as the⁣ primary access point‌ for ⁢the technology. he believes individual apps ‌will eventually become obsolete, replaced by AI