To keep in line with their nomenclature of their products it will probably be called the ieye or something like that. You’ll wear them like a pair of glasses.

Funny eh? Well someone is trying that out.

http://idealab.talkingpointsmemo.com/2012/12/google-glass-projections-from-developers-who-pre-ordered.php

But then all of us insane people are going to be walking around talking to our turned off iPhones and thus be exposed as insane.

On a similar but different note, the iPad works as a “big-ass table” style computer. Just set the iPad down on any table top. So Apple has the table top computers covered too. And wall mounted touch screen computers. And mobile computers (which is really the only computer market that matters).

Once you have Siri, you don’t need a keyboard to anything like the extent that you used to, so a small device with a tiny display, microphone and speaker is pretty much all you need. It wouldn’t be that much different from some of the iPod nano devices that we’ve been offered. If it were wrist worn, you could plug earbuds into it and use it rather like an iPod nano, but with access to the entire music library on your iPhone.

I would envisage Apple making a smart peripheral to an iPhone, which enhanced the usefulness of iPhones and meant that in many cases, the iPhone could be left in your pocket or bag, but you would still be alerted to incoming mails, messages and other information. If you decided to react to that information, you could get Siri to take a dictated reply, or you could take out and use your iPhone in the usual way.

iPhones are pretty small, but a wearable interface could be significantly smaller.

Keep tossing shit out there. Sooner or later something will attract flies.