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How a startup full of ex-iPhone talent is trying to make phones obsolete

How a startup full of ex-iPhone talent is trying to make phones obsolete.
Humane is filled with brilliant minds from Apple, trying to realize our ambient computing future, and revealing its first product in 2023.

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