Hopefully it can understand what your saying more often than Siri. Shouldn't be a tough standard to beat.
Had IPhones 1 to 6S...yes, I had all of them. Switched to a Galaxy 6+ Edge, nice phone but the bloatware and slow OS updates bothered me. Got a Pixel XL a week ago, I doubt I'll be finding out what "Viv" can do.
If Apple doesn't realise what a huge opportunity it missed by refusing to include Viv as an enhanced version of Siri in their products, there's not much hope left.
It's nearly 2017 and Siri is still not able to send a message or give driving directions without messing things up.
I really hope that it's good, that way Google and Apple have competition. But historically companies that have acquired such capability haven't been able to exploit such opportunities. Look at HP with WebOS, now LG owns WebOS. The best LG can do with WebOS is put them in their TVs and refrigerators, that's an utter waste.I wonder if it is going to be so good that it will blow up all competition.
Actually I am in favor of as light OS as possible, for everything. I don't want a huge OS like we have now for desktop or mobile devices. But I am in the minority. I rather have something as light as Atari's TOS or even Amiga's Workbench than the monsters of OS we have today.I really hope that it's good, that way Google and Apple have competition. But historically companies that have acquired such capability haven't been able to exploit such opportunities. Look at HP with WebOS, now LG owns WebOS. The best LG can do with WebOS is put them in their TVs and refrigerators, that's an utter waste.
Without deeper integration in the OS or being native to the OS, it's going to be another feature app that no one uses. And Samsung historically has been horrible at software implementation. And then the part about Samsung collecting user data, that I don't will work in their favor.
you REALLY try to be funny, don´t you?it's gonna be on fire baby
Im sorry to admit that I've more trust in Samsung about innovation then Apple these days. What if those galaxy phones didn't blow... It would have meant a disaster for Apple's iPhone 7. Apple is lagging on all fronts these days. You've only to look at the iPhone 7 and the MacbookPro as their examples of being 'innovative'. On the software side: the pace apple is taking with maps (2 transits in cities a month, were there any new flyovers recently???), siri still being a joke compared to Google now and that cap is widening every month, iCloud is too expensive compared to other services.
Apple's leaders still still think that you and I thinkis a cool/innovative brand. They've lost connection with reality and they are so ignorant/arrogant that they charge prices that high on yesterdays tech.
I hate to read that people are proud thatis taking 104% profits from the market. It's almost theft.
The leaders at Apple managed to turn a cool, innovative, tech loving company into a financial money making arrogant out of fashion brand in only about 4 years![]()
First it "sounds like" and in the end you make it look like a fact ("Lawyer fail").This all sounds to me like Apple's lawyers dropped the ball. Sounds ridiculous that Apple can buy a company and then the co-owner goes off and creates a product and sells it to the competition a few years later. I would have thought that they'd have a very long non-compete type clause in whatever agreement was signed to buy the original company. Lawyer fail!
You live in the USA were Apple is still being relative popular and their services work better. You only have to look at China how Apple is doing over there to be able to peek into the future.Really? A disaster?
In the two weeks before the recall Samsung manufactured and shipped 2.5 million phones.
Starting at the iPhone 7 rollout Apple was/is manufacturing and delivering to customers 800,000+ iPhones per day.
The math is pretty easy.
Im sorry to admit that I've more trust in Samsung about innovation then Apple these days. What if those galaxy phones didn't blow... It would have meant a disaster for Apple's iPhone 7. Apple is lagging on all fronts these days. You've only to look at the iPhone 7 and the MacbookPro as their examples of being 'innovative'. On the software side: the pace apple is taking with maps (2 transits in cities a month, were there any new flyovers recently???), siri still being a joke compared to Google now and that cap is widening every month, iCloud is too expensive compared to other services.
Apple's leaders still still think that you and I thinkis a cool/innovative brand. They've lost connection with reality and they are so ignorant/arrogant that they charge prices that high on yesterdays tech.
I hate to read that people are proud thatis taking 104% profits from the market. It's almost theft.
The leaders at Apple managed to turn a cool, innovative, tech loving company into a financial money making arrogant out of fashion brand in only about 4 years![]()
You live in the USA were Apple is still being relative popular and their services work better. You only have to look at China how Apple is doing over there to be able to peek into the future.
First it "sounds like" and in the end you make it look like a fact ("Lawyer fail").
Maybe you should vote Trump tomorrow.
blahblah. You try to make your thinking everyone else's way of thinking.Im sorry to admit that I've more trust in Samsung about innovation then Apple these days. What if those galaxy phones didn't blow... It would have meant a disaster for Apple's iPhone 7. Apple is lagging on all fronts these days. You've only to look at the iPhone 7 and the MacbookPro as their examples of being 'innovative'. On the software side: the pace apple is taking with maps (2 transits in cities a month, were there any new flyovers recently???), siri still being a joke compared to Google now and that cap is widening every month, iCloud is too expensive compared to other services.
Apple's leaders still still think that you and I thinkis a cool/innovative brand. They've lost connection with reality and they are so ignorant/arrogant that they charge prices that high on yesterdays tech.
I hate to read that people are proud thatis taking 104% profits from the market. It's almost theft.
The leaders at Apple managed to turn a cool, innovative, tech loving company into a financial money making arrogant out of fashion brand in only about 4 years![]()
I wonder if Apple should allow you to pick which voice assistant can work for you. Apple could put it in the settings section in iOS 11. Of even ask "Google / Alexa / Contana / Siri" by name before asking your request. That would be neat.
I look into the nation that invented these technologies for the future not the nation that has stolen them!You live in the USA were Apple is still being relative popular and their services work better. You only have to look at China how Apple is doing over there to be able to peek into the future.
Yup and Microsoft / Google / Amazon would allow that. Not. Amazon won't even sell Apple TV because it competes with them.
Seems like you only come in an Apple shop and have no clue what's on the market today.blahblah. You try to make your thinking everyone else's way of thinking.
Looks like you just can't stand that it is no loner "nerdy" to use Apple products, that´s ok.
But please do accept that the majority of Apple customers is very, very satisfied.
I don´t knwo a single person who bought an iPhone because of that Galaxy Note thing(yes, it wasn't their flagships Galaxy S that burnt).
They bought their iPhones because they had very good experience with it in the past.
Typical USA thought. High tech doesn't come from the USA these days so do most inventions.I look into the nation that invented these technologies for the future not the nation that has stolen them!
Step your game up Apple! Don't be like Microsoft was with mobile, get on AI now!
Apple doesn't exist in a vacuum.
If Apple doesn't realise what a huge opportunity it missed by refusing to include Viv as an enhanced version of Siri in their products, there's not much hope left.
It's nearly 2017 and Siri is still not able to send a message or give driving directions without messing things up.
How can something I have never used and moreover have no intention of ever using die? It was never alive in the first place.
Ironic given how Siri was slated for all 3 OSes... Blackberry, Android, and iOS until Apple bought out that company and made it iOS only.If Apple doesn't realise what a huge opportunity it missed by refusing to include Viv as an enhanced version of Siri in their products, there's not much hope left.
It's nearly 2017 and Siri is still not able to send a message or give driving directions without messing things up.