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The hurdle is still the ubiquitous SMS. Speech-to-text is good enough these days that I use it a lot, but I usually have to fix maybe 1 in 10 or 20 words. How w
by sliverstorm 12y ago
The hurdle is still the ubiquitous SMS. Speech-to-text is good enough these days that I use it a lot, but I usually have to fix maybe 1 in 10 or 20 words. How would you do that with no screen?
- benologist 12y agoIf you're a heavy user you'd use a device like a phone or tablet for typing/viewing, like today's smart watches accompanying phones but the phone being more of a client.
- sliverstorm 12y agoSMS = heavy user? I can't send a single text without needing to correct something. How do I correct _anything_ with no screen? (That said I am impressed with how far speech to text has come)