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Apple designer Marc Newson: more tech woven into garments soon

Apple designer Marc Newson: more tech woven into garments soon

Posted on June 5, 2015August 9, 2019 By Jarvis

Marc Newson just joined Apple last year, but the renowned designer and Jony Ive buddy has a lot of experience and clout in the field. So when he says something is coming, people try to glean something from it for the future. And when he starts talking about how wearables, not just smartwatches, and smart cars will be even more en vogue in the future, some will consider this to be prophetic vision, if not already a hint at the direction that Apple might take in the very near future.

Of course, Apple is already in the wearable and car biz, so there’s nothing new in that. But Apple’s involvement so far has been limited to smartwatches and in-car infotainment systems. As a designer, and a car lover like Ive, Newson is definitely interested more in that, so much that her believes that the future of tech will actually lie with fashion and cars.
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