'Since the launch of ARKit nearly 1 year ago, there has been no significant AR application on iOS. The AR version of Honor of Kings not only runs on iPhones but also on OPPO's phones, showing the advantage of being ahead in Apple's AR has been significantly reduced by OPPO. '
Kuo argues that the evidence that OPPO is trying to compete with Apple is Honor of Kings, the AR game that runs not only on the iPhone but also on many popular OPPO phones. This makes the game very welcome in China and currently has more than 200 million players globally.
'We think Apple's effort in the field of AR should bring more AR applications to the market before Android, with jobs (1) launching AR ARKit development tool before Google (2). ) customizing the system on SoC chips (including CPU and GPU) and (3) customizing the rear camera '.
Apple must have realized how much it is "dragging" in the software segment and focusing more here. Upcoming iOS and macOS versions promise to be more stable, safer, avoid unnecessary problems like last year.
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