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I think you're actually validating the GP's point that the clock app UI is so cumbersome it's better to get SIRI to deal with that mess for you.
by gboss 10y ago
I think you're actually validating the GP's point that the clock app UI is so cumbersome it's better to get SIRI to deal with that mess for you.
- JimmyAustin 10y agoSiri is actually the perfect interface for a clock app. It needs only a limited grammar, IE: (set|stop) clock (for|at) ([0-9])(AM|PM) which improves recognition, as opposed to scrolling through wheels to select the right time as you would with a GUI.
- billyhoffman 10y agoPossibly. But even if the clock app was simply a single "start timer" button (or whatever function the GP was using) simply getting to the app can be Slow. Compare "take Out phone, unlock phone, find clock app, open app, do whatever" with just saying "hey Siri set a timer for 5 mins" or "take out phone, press and hold home button, tell Siri to start a timer"
- nailer 10y agoYou'll end up with 80 alarms though.
- mjlee 10y agoMy fiancée has this problem. There's a Siri command to "delete all my alarms".