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Can you hear Apple’s hearing aid-based social network patent yet?

Published: July 19, 2012
By: Scott Mikules

You will, soon enough. Apple’s latest tech-idea isn’t quite for those with hearing issues, as you might have guessed, but for those who wish to be more in-touch with personal computers.

The idea behind Apple’s USPTO’s patent application of the hearing-aid social network isn’t about social networking liking and disliking, either. Instead it is about the user (and others nearby) to work in tandem with personal computers by allowing communication identification. It will also allow established communications links and swap profiles, too, by identifying user identities.

Now, if Apple’s patent on Hearing-Aid social network name bothers you, just wait till the company releases it’s own version of Googe’s glasses dubbed “Seeing-Eye Social Network Glasses – with Bifocals!” (hey, it could happen!)

via Engadget