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Me? Right now, checking the weather is two thumb presses, one to unlock the phone and one to click the weather app tile. I could add a widget to the home screen
by nonameiguess 2y ago
Me? Right now, checking the weather is two thumb presses, one to unlock the phone and one to click the weather app tile. I could add a widget to the home screen and make that one click. It's probably possible to make the lock screen show weather and then it's zero clicks. And I can do it just as easily and just as well in an extremely loud place when the phone is unlikely to hear me, when I have a sore throat and don't want to talk, when I'm awake at 4 AM laying in bed and my wife is next to me and I don't want to make any noise (which, incidentally, is to me far and away why autoplay videos are the rudest thing to ever hit the web).
- breadwinner 2y agoWhen Graphical User Interfaces first became popular, there were certainly things that were easier to get done using the old way (the command line). But when the majority shifted to GUIs, it was no longer profitable to maintain the old way. Today, unless you are a developer, most things are done using GUI interfaces. The same thing will happen to "Apps" vs. "AI Personal Assistants".