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"OK Google, call a car." /first It's the usual Apple par with the rest of the best, but with slick shiny UI and great build quality.
by andygates 12y ago
"OK Google, call a car."
/first
It's the usual Apple par with the rest of the best, but with slick shiny UI and great build quality.
- danso 12y agoThe Google example is cool, even if, like the Watch, it is just slightly removed from just doing it through the phone. But the point is that that experience can already be built...but the physical form-factor is not the issue. First of all, you have to have intelligent and fast voice-command interpretation, which Siri is not up to yet. Second, people have to be OK with their device -- whether it be phone, watch, or Google Glass contact lens -- listening to them at all time. Is that tradeoff worth it just to be able to not press a button at the time you need to call a car? Questionable...but again, it's not really something particularly specific to the idea of wearables.