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I've been using voice commands on my android phone, in situations where I can't use my hands. Most often all I want to do is. 1. Start and stop a podcast. 2.
by jungletime 6y ago
I've been using voice commands on my android phone, in situations where I can't use my hands. Most often all I want to do is.
1. Start and stop a podcast.
2. Play music
3. Ask for the time
The phone understands me, but then android breaks the flow, so I have to use my hands.
1. It will ask me to unlock the phone first? I have gloves and a mask on. It won't recognize my face, and my gloves don't register touches. Why do I have to unclock the phone to play music in the first place.
2. It gets confused on which app to play the music/podcast on. Wants to open youtube app, or spotify, and so on ...
3. Not consistent. I can say the same thing, and sometimes it will do one things, and another next time.
4. If I'm playing a video, and I want to show it full screen. I have to maximize and touch the screen. Why can't it play full screen be default.
- adverbly 6y agoClearly whoever wrote this android integration didn't hire enough high-quality ML PhDs to reach the necessary benchmarks for full-screen defaults.
- physicsguy 6y agoI have similar with my Google Home; it can play Netflix but can't work out BBC iPlayer most of the time. And many times if I ask it to play music, it'll give an error saying it can't play on YouTube Music because I don't have a subscription, even though my default music player is Spotify in my account.