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Every time I've tried speaking to Siri through my headphones which have a built-in mic, I've always feel like a bit of a nob. I don't live in a crowded city how
by squidsoup 14y ago
Every time I've tried speaking to Siri through my headphones which have a built-in mic, I've always feel like a bit of a nob. I don't live in a crowded city however. Is this becoming more socially acceptable in large cities, or at least so commonplace that people ignore it? I feel like where I live people would probably assume someone walking down the street talking to themselves is schizophrenic.
- Cowen 14y agoI unconsciously talk to myself even without a phone in sight, so I'm used to looking like a nob in that sense. :) But in this case, I was clearly talking into a phone even though I wasn't always holding it at my ear. And I think in most large American cities (certainly New York, at the very least) ignoring strange people on the street is about as natural as breathing.
- underwires 14y agoPeople definitely talk on headphones and headsets like they are schizophrenic in san francisco, but I've never caught anyone giving voice commands that way.
- angryasian 14y agocomparing siri to google is the first misconception. Second people already do with bluetooth. Is it really different ?
- squidsoup 14y agoPeople don't tend to walk around with Bluetooth earpieces here either (small city in New Zealand).