Meanwhile, designers should focus on the experience, not the interface. The wireless device market is, as they say, in a state of evolution. Literally hundreds of wireless devices are being thrown onto the market this year. A lot of them, however, won't make it through the natural selection process that's happening right now in the market. Usability is not a major factor at this point in time.
New technologies tend to go through several phases.
Examining how technologies have evolved before can help predict how wireless technologies may be successful. At first, just having that exiting new technology is enough to be bought by the early adopters. Even price isn't a major factor at this stage. After the first phase, a lot of devices usually come into existence, competing over features. More features, cooler features, more possibilities.