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For the Apple Watch to actually start to steal more use cases from the iPhone, a huge change in user interfaces has to happen. Since touch input is really only
by mortenjorck 10y ago
For the Apple Watch to actually start to steal more use cases from the iPhone, a huge change in user interfaces has to happen. Since touch input is really only useful for yes/no choices on a watch, voice becomes the primary channel – and Siri will have to become vastly more context-aware and able to carry out complex, multi-step tasks before that can happen.
If Apple's new AI push succeeds, this will happen, but the company has a long path ahead.