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A voice command computer would allow me to walk into my kitchen and say "make me a coffee", whereas the ancient desktop model of computing would require me to l
by wavephorm 15y ago
A voice command computer would allow me to walk into my kitchen and say "make me a coffee", whereas the ancient desktop model of computing would require me to log into my Windows desktop and scroll and click through menus to connect and schedule time with my coffee maker.
There is an order of magnitude difference in usability between these paradigms, and it doesn't matter how good the Ubuntu Unity Linux desktop is, it won't make tasks like this any bit easier.
In every office I have worked in, people are already talking on their phones, I don't see how talking to your computer is any different.
- untog 15y agoWhen was the last time you made a coffee with your computer? You're talking about scenarios that are entirely unrelated to how computers are used 99% of the time. In every office I have worked in, people are already talking on their phones, I don't see how talking to your computer is any different. Orders of magnitude different. Is every single person in your office talking all the time, at once?