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25 billion times per month. That's hardly very much used. It's an awkward UI at best. It's not profitable, and doesn't bring much to the table compared to other
by deafpolygon 3y ago
25 billion times per month. That's hardly very much used. It's an awkward UI at best. It's not profitable, and doesn't bring much to the table compared to other features. Even after 3 years, and opening the API to Siri for developers to use, it's still under-utilized.
- rektide 3y agoTo reinforce, regardless of the offering, it just doesn't have much ability to strongly differentiate & drive loyalty. It's a checkbox on the must haves of today, but it doesn't integrate hardly at all with the rest of computing. It's a separate extra lo-fi small modality. Screens expose & make navigable information much faster/better/wider. There's so far been very limited mini scripts users can verbally direct, such narrow computing via voice. Convenient to have, but unclear how we can really further the effort.
- prepend 3y agoTwice a day is pretty decent, I think. And what’s the development cost? How many things get used twice a day by half a billion people?