Little birdie tells us that one selling point of Apple’s mixed-reality headset will be attending live and recorded concerts remotely.
Buy a ticket, for significantly less than in-person, and the headset will “as much as possible, be like being there – with extras like changing seat positions.”
Apple’s launch this week of new concert discovery and set lists features on Apple Maps and Apple Music lays part of the foundation.
MacDailyNews Note: This is a rumor, from a single source, at this time.
Apple's launch this week of new concert discovery features on Apple Maps and Apple Music lays part of the foundation.#Music #Concerts #Apple #Tech #TechNews #Technology
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[Thanks to MacDailyNews Reader “Fred Mertz” for the heads up.]
Should virtual tickets to a concert cost less (you’re not actually there) or more (you don’t have to deal with parking, patchouli, overpriced beer, etc.)?
And will they sell better and worse virtual seats for more or less $$$ ?
This could be a potentially very big deal.
Will it emulate the BO of the tall sweaty guy in front of you that you have to move your head around to see?
That’s an in-goggle purchase.
Put me in a virtual box seat with Statler and Waldorf avatars.
way to go mdn