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I was only explaining what the other user was asking about. When he said: > I would need to see some data about this. He wanted to know if there is actual dat
by wingerlang 4y ago
I was only explaining what the other user was asking about. When he said:
> I would need to see some data about this.
He wanted to know if there is actual data about people choosing one device over another based on keyboard effects. I admit I am curious as well, distracting or not is subjective after all, and based on the flashing RGB keyboards out there I am not doubting that you will have some interested users.
- vitalipom 4y agoAh, got ya, I thought you guys were trying to kill me. Regarding Samsung, you know once you’re familiar with something you just know the way that things work. I know that in America everyone relies on data, but in fact the most impactful businessmen in the world lean on intuition and give Hindi as an example for a place where people just know things. Where people rely on themselves rather than on numbers. Data lies, numbers as well. Intuition never lies. As of myself I indeed understand the situation with Samsung Cafe keyboard and it’s been a trend for quite a time. See reference, Pixel’s voice function that Google did. It’s available only on Pixel to choose Google’s Pixel over other phones. Samsung did it as well. My goal eventually is to be attractive enough to do the same thing on the business side level as well.