Xr umbrella terms all why would a company just want Vr for the future imagine one shop selling one lolly when another shop sells all come on man
Ya know, you and others have put this to me so many times, and my reply will still be the same.
Let's say you write software and you make something for POKER in alt media...
If you brand that with XR, how do I know it will work with MY AR /or MY VR, it likely does not work with ALL R's
Every time I read a article about XR in title, we end up talking about AR or VR or Mixed reality
A catch-all term is great if you are talking about alt-media in general, but it's terrible for specific branding.
Qualcomm has branded 'their platform' as "XR".
And hence everyone who uses their products will brand with it.
Or show me a hardware product that is AR/VR/MR, branded with XR that does not use one.
It's the same chip used in high end Android smartphones. As it started with Android Samsung smartphones that had a slide on VR case. Although it slips me what that was called, even though I own 2 of them (collecting dust). LOL
Catch-all's are great for some things.
Compare (xr) AUTOMOBILE with (vr) CAR, (ar) TRUCK, (mr) VAN/SUV
Which term are you going to use when you want to sell one or something(software) for it ?
XRPoker - It is not clear what experience it is for, it is not ALL.
Think about that for a while as it's not any different.
Do you look for pyrotechnics for your celebration or firecrackers, bottle rockets etc
Names are about marketing. Marketing is about advantaging MONEY from selling !
So, something on the flip side of this...
How about XRStore ? I know what I would find there It's a general generic term. Just a example of something that works.
Might be same as saying Automotive dealership. I expect to see cars trucks & suv's.
Qualcomm will eventually take ownership of the term XR 'where it is used adversely to it's interest'.
While they may have not been able to achieve TM with it as it was to general, it can protect it's specific use rights.
Not to bother generic uses. 'XRsoftware' may be a grey area. That's what I am watching for anyway.
And it has all of it's customers using it's products are promoting their term/platform.
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