I think google agrees with you, you can type or speak to its assistant. I really only use Google's assistant to set alarms, it's a lot easier to say, wake me up

I think google agrees with you, you can type or speak to its assistant. I really only use Google's assistant to set alarms, it's a lot easier to say, wake me up in 20 minutes (or just typing the same query if someone else is sleeping), than looking for the "Clock" app, then clicking the add button in the "alarms" tab, then thinking what time should I set my alarm in order to sleep 20 mins. My point is that there are a lot of really good use cases for Voice or Type commands, but a lot of them are really inconsistent or unpolished, I love how I can say "Play HipHop" and magically it will look for my Spotify's HipHop playlist and play it, but it's unpolished because it'll play the songs in a different order than how it would be played by opening the playlist manually, and it's inconsistent because if I ask the same command in the search bar it will look on google's "Play Music" instead of Spotify. It feels like they are working really hard in the backend, but too little in the frontend (if we can call it like that).