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Strange how he spends zero time discussing the UI which he actually used: the voice control, which i treat as the primary interface to my car and my house. I g
by elif 5y ago
Strange how he spends zero time discussing the UI which he actually used: the voice control, which i treat as the primary interface to my car and my house.
I get that he really wants a button as a guest in a car. But as an owner of a car, I would loathe 10 buttons I never want to push.
- brk 5y agoAs a counterpoint, I loathe voice control, I just want to push a button. I'm not saying this just as an counterpoint-for-the-sake-of-arguing, I don't use voice control on anything - phone, TV, home automation, car, etc. I know many people like it, and that's great, but I do not think at this point it has eclipsed hard buttons in things like vehicles where it should be considered the primary interaction method.
- approxim8ion 5y agoVoice control tech is still very patchy, especially if you have an accent or a speech defect, or if it is not capable of handling colloquialisms or you calling a feature by a different name as intended. All of these things are common enough in practice, and the last thing I need when I am driving is to have to bark a command thrice to get what I need activated, and then bark more commands to undo whatever the car actually did by misunderstanding my commands.