This makes sense, AI is a new phenomena and most people aren't using it on their phones as much as they use SM apps, camera. Battery life is one of the major reasons why people upgrade their phone (believe it or not, many don't just replace their battery)
notpushkin 2 days ago||
Headsup: CNET is one of those sites playing videos (maybe relevant, maybe not) even on mobile. Be prepared to kill it if you're on metered plan (uBlock Origin can do that on Firefox for Android).
sidewndr46 2 days ago||
This can't be right. I've been hearing about how great AI is for the past year now. It couldn't be that media outlets just report on whatever they think will generate the most revenue.
jmugan 2 days ago||
I still can't control my iPhone with my voice in the car. Siri doesn't work well for me. Maybe there is another way I have missed, but I'm amazed this functionality is still lacking.
ricardobeat 2 days ago||
A bit of a chicken and egg problem, isn’t it? Since really useful AI feature’s don’t really exist yet, why would one expect the general public to want it?
Check again in six months.
mbowcut2 2 days ago||
Making things easier to google is IMO the least-impressive use of LLMs. I'm still waiting for a Roomba I can have a conversation with.
octacat 2 days ago||
make 5 days battery life - would be real life changing innovations.
AI? meeaah? what for? We already have AI for filters like for ages :)
jdlyga 2 days ago||
GPT-4o is helpful, and so is NotebookLM. The problem is that "AI" features built into a lot of products aren't that useful.
eleveriven 2 days ago||
We’re in an era of "subscription fatigue" and smartphone makers adding another monthly fee could be a tough sell
varispeed 2 days ago|
Every time a company shoves AI into their product I see the won't eat cereal meme.