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My wife uses Siri several times per day to add events to our shared family calendar. And I have to say, even as an Android zealot: I'm jealous. It's a far supe
by portman 15y ago
My wife uses Siri several times per day to add events to our shared family calendar.
And I have to say, even as an Android zealot: I'm jealous. It's a far superior interface for entering calendar events. She can say things like:
"Harper has ballet at 4:30 on Thursdays and a Dentist appoint on December 7th at 1pm."
or even
"There's no ballet on December 22nd or 29th"
- interlagos 15y agoA part of the reason my peers might not use it often is perhaps simply because they don't need to schedule very much. My wife I could imagine enjoying such functionality. The thing about some of the more complex scenarios, however, is that for me it would have to be 100% reliable and trusthworthy. If it were only 99% reliable and trustworthy, or even 99.5%, the lack of faith and the need to double check would remove its utility.
- incremental 15y agoIt confirms with you, no trust required.
- interlagos 15y agoI would love to see the confirmation for a command like "Harper has ballet at 4:30 on Thursdays and a Dentist appoint on December 7th at 1pm."