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Just give Siri some time then the keyboard problem will be solved by its removal.

• bergie 14y ago
  I'm having a hard time thinking that people will really do everything by speaking at their computer. This may work if you drive a car alone, or have a private office, but in more public spaces the cacophony would be bad. And would you really want the whole train car to know the email you're writing? But we'll see, naysayers like me have been wrong before. I wrote some predictions of my own about the subject: http://bergie.iki.fi/blog/tablet-productivity/ http://bergie.iki.fi/blog/tablet-productivity/
  • stonemetal 14y ago
    And would you really want the whole train car to know the email you're writing? In the past I had the same sentiment about phone calls, but what people are willing to talk about on cell phones in public proves me wrong time and again. It certainly isn't ideal but people would probably do it if it meant their cell phone was the size of an ipod nano(I certainly don't see it being the main iPhone but the iPhone nano) or built in to their Google glasses.
• arrrg 14y ago
  Never gonna happen, even if the speech recognition were without flaws. Talking to your device is not a viable input method whenever other people you do not want to disturb are around. That doesn’t make voice recognition useless (I think it’s very useful), but it also doesn’t make voice recognition a viable keyboard replacement.
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