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I get what he's saying. My phone has a whole whack of note-pictures of addresses, price tags, and slides from other people's presentations. However, I'm not sur
by 542458 10y ago
I get what he's saying. My phone has a whole whack of note-pictures of addresses, price tags, and slides from other people's presentations. However, I'm not sure auto detecting them does any good. Context (context that my phone doesn't know) really matters. A photo of a street sign might be a reminder of where I parked, or it might be a more traditional memorabilia photo because the street had an amusing name.
If the street sign picture is categorized and behaves in the same way as the rest of my photos it's easy for me to find and manage. If pictures of street signs all of a sudden gain a new set of rules different from the rest of my pictures they're suddenly harder to manage. Worse still is if a memorabilia-picture is miscategorized as a note-picture or vice versa. I feel that this would be very confusing for many people.