David Chang News

Google

Samsung

Apple

Oneplus

Vivo

Other

Xiaomi

It won't be available for purchase in 2024

Tracks sleep

It won’t have a USB-C port

will support wireless charging

Improved health tracking if you pair it with an apple watch (ie better data if you wear both than either by itself)

It will only be usable with an iPhone

It will be available in a range of colours

It’ll measure blood oxygen saturation / include a pulse oximetry function.

Will support gestures

At launch, the MSRP will be <$500.

The ring design will be asymmetrical.

Tracks Stress

It will eventually be tied up in litigation like the pulse-ox sensor on the watch

battery lasts over a week

There will be a gold version (real gold, not just gold colored)

It will have a physical button on it

It will have a glass or crystal screen

It will be announced in 2025

Waterproof up to 100 meters / 330 feet

It will be called the iRing

There will be a higher memory model sold for more money at launch (think 128MB vs. 256MB models)

It will have a camera

It will be available for purchase in 2024

YES

2027

2028

2029

2030

2026

2024

NO

NO

Lindy (@getlindy on X)

Josh Altman (joshdaltman on LinkedIn)

Steve Hawkins (@steelmanstudio1 on YouTube, @sphawkins on X)

Jam.dev (@jamdotdev on X)

Turpentine Media (@turpentinemedia on X and YouTube)

YES

Melissa Hurtado (incumbent)

Mike Boudreaux

Abolish the department, converting all expenditures into grants to state departments of education and removing all federal control over how the money is spent.

Abolish the department, transferring everything it does to other parts of the federal government.

Abolish the department, converting all its expenditures into a federal voucher program, with the money going to whatever form of education the parents prefer, including a public school if they choose to send their child there.

Other

Remove the secretary from the cabinet, relabel things a bit, leaving the power and flow of money essentially the same.

Abolish the department and all its programs and expenditures.

NO

NO