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Ok, imagine that you're sitting in front of a tablet without a keyboard. That's an easy use case. Yes, one can be quite fast if they're sitting with their fin
by melling 9y ago
Ok, imagine that you're sitting in front of a tablet without a keyboard. That's an easy use case.
Yes, one can be quite fast if they're sitting with their fingers resting on the keyboard. I wouldn't want to take that away.
However, I'm often sitting back reviewing what I wrote, and I'd certainly like the option of have my computer assist via voice without needing to reach for the keyboard.
- vram22 9y agoYes, that's a good use case. I've often thought it would be useful if I could do some light work (reading, maybe some form of more active work too), when I am not at my PC or laptop - though wouldn't want to do it all the time, just have the option and use it sometimes.