One step closer to the next step in computing. Very excited for this @sandbar.

Kate Berlant says getting off her phone made her feel intimate with her own life again. “I was doing days with no phone, and suddenly it’s 1904 and I’m a novelist.” She says going without scrolling brought back forgotten memories. “When you go off your phone, you start having childhood memories. I’m driving, and suddenly I’m back in the kitchen, I’m 10 years old, and my father comes in. It’s unbelievable. My brain is like, ‘Thank you.’ It’s opening up and flooding me with images.” She says constant scrolling makes you lose touch with yourself. “You just start to think again. You become more intimate with your life. We can talk about the horror machine of this, but on a personal, psychological level, you’ve lost all intimacy with yourself. That’s the crisis.” “Once you get a little bit of that intimacy back, you’re like, ‘Alright, now this is really medicinal.’”

a clear mind can’t lose 💍 @sandbar

What survives the agent summary that a customer would actually repeat?

"Some voice-recording rings raise ethical concerns: What if Bob from work doesn’t want to be recorded? But the @sandbar Stream doesn’t care what Bob has to say. It’s intentionally designed to record close-range speech, giving whispered thoughts priority over nearby people or ambient coffee-shop clatter." @HuffMatt @TIME time.com/collection/best-inv…

Started using @sandbar ring this week Probably the best consumer product I’ve used since the AirPod I predict a majority of knowledge workers will wear one of these within 2 years With always on agents getting so good, the bottleneck to doing more is the human machine interface Humans were not meant to type on tiny glass screens

The @sandbar sizing kit is very well thought-through, way better than the typical paper ones.