- Many readers wanted more practical apps and gadgets to use in everyday life.
@WSJ wireless ear buds for my iPhone! Hate to think of the cumulative time I've wasted untangling my bud cords since purchase. #techwishes
@WSJ Smartphone integration with my completely-in-canal (CIC) hearing aid, including stereo channels (deaf in other ear) & mic. #techwishes
@wsj Mine is a fully functional, iOS powered watch-sized iphone - an autonomous device, not just an iPhone slave #techwishes- Will this be the year you can leave the credit card at home? A few commenters said they wanted more mobile payment choices.
@WSJ 1) complete home automation w/iphone control, 2) Square Wallet everywhere, 3) app ecosystem in auto UI (Waze, etc.). #techwishes- For others, their personal-technology wish for 2013 was to have more privacy and deal with less gadgets.
@WSJ #techwishes less social media, more real life. Seamless and intuitive integration. Complete sentences.
@WSJ #techwishes People not losing value of human contact while using personal technology! Communicating face to face without e-distractions- A desire for longer battery life - the bane of many a smartphone owner's existence - came up.
@WSJ wireless charging for my iPhone (very wishful thinking, maybe next iPhone?) and longer battery life for gadgets in general #techwishes
@WSJ #techwishes 2013: eternal battery life for my iPhone and a personal 3-D printer!- What are your personal technology wishes for 2013? Tell us with #techwishes.
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