... hear from you: What moments in your life are "I'm busy with A, but wish someone were watching B"? AI proactively interrupting you when does it feel great, and when does it make you want to throw your earbuds? Or am I thinking about this backwards is the killer use case for dual-speed actually inside casual conversation ...

... everyone! I'm a 90's bass head and wanted something that supports my needs. I wear earbuds at the gym, IEM's at home. I got tired of adjusting the phones EQ along with other EQ's to get the sound I wanted, which was meh for the most part. Podcasts and e-books don't need to be bass heavy, only my music. I want bass and clarity when watching movies. So, I built TruEQ out of frustration ...

... surface is what dies. And that distinction has teeth commercially: the moment your product becomes infrastructure someone else operates, you usually lose the customer relationship the agent owns the user now, you're just a backend it picks. 'Visible vs infrastructure' isn't only UX, it's who gets to own the demand. Which is why I think a lot of today's app companies will quietly fight NOT to become infrastructure, even when it's the better experience ... ... more about certain form factors not surviving in their current hype stage. For example, some wearables might not disappear, but the idea of constantly wearing extra devices on your body could fade if everything gets absorbed into phones, earbuds

... didn t get why. Now I do. Because the world hasn t really seen something like this in a simple, usable form. Real-time communication across languages still feels broken. People often bring up existing solutions, like translation earbuds. But in real life, they don t solve the problem fully: You can t just share earbuds

... each task :) The thing is, most of these irregular maintenance things don't need perfect timing anyway, so I just check my list when I remember and see what's been sitting there longest. BTW, for something like charging earbuds, do you really need to track that since you'll notice when they die? Comment from Anneliese Niebauer(@anneliese): google calendar events for infrequent but recurring, emails to myself for 1x in the future, a notion to-do list that ... ... brief before the follow-up saves a lot of re-warming time. Comment from Basharath(@basharath): @allinonetools_net  If the calendar works, then it's nice. But the activities I mentioned is about daily chores, something like charging earbuds

... Going Next Several trends were obvious across launches, reviews, and founder comments: Hardware is coming back WisprFlow literally started as a hardware company. As models get faster and smaller, the next wave will likely include: dedicated voice input hardware earbuds with low-latency inference hybrid on-device chips desktop microphones built for AI input Speed and Accuracy still have room to grow Real-time correction, faster inference, and smarter reformatting are already being shipped monthly. Moving from paste text ...

... microphone is better. So might have to pick those as the winner for me. What does everyone else think? Comment from Gabe Perez(@gabe): @thinkverse  I started getting the same issue with the original Airpod Pros and the Earbuds. I like my over the ear but they're not as convenient. I'm with you, the new fitting is also an added plus. Apple really did a nice job of making small but big changes. Comment from Kim Hallberg ...

... about 2 hours 30 min I m launching UpRight Posture Coach . Why it exists Endless coding days wrecked my neck. When Apple opened AirPods motion APIs, I realized the earbuds I already wear could coach my posture. What it does Real-time posture feedback via AirPods (no straps or cameras) 5-minute alignment workouts + streaks & milestones Focus mode that blocks distracting apps while you train All data stays on device no ads, no tracking https://www.producthunt.com/prod... ...

... Billi res(@ines_billieres): I was wondering about this recently, and after some thought, I believe the most successful product experience for me is the one Apple offers with its ecosystem. It starts with the phone, then the computer, the earbuds... you get swept away by the simplicity, practicality, and intuitiveness of each product! And also how the products work together! Comment from Holden Lewis(@cholden_lewis): @ines_billieres  Have to give credit where it's due! Always so elegant ...