Posted on 05/27/2018 4:46:40 PM PDT by PJ-Comix
Ask around, and you’ll find a surprising number of people have a smart speaker in their homes. As of January, 1 in 6 Americans own a voice-activated speaker, but Gartner predicts 75 percent of U.S. households will have one by 2020. With a broad gamut of capabilities—streaming news and music, answering questions, issuing reminders, and controlling connected home products—they can offer a good value proposition, particularly when paired with an attractive price point.
But just because our Echos, Google Homes, and HomePods can do all sorts of things doesn’t mean we’re taking advantage of every single one of their features. Many of us are content to rely on our digital assistants for just one, or a handful, of specific tasks. With that in mind, there seem to be several distinct emerging classes of smart speaker users to which people belong.
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Give it a rest-—there was no insult to FReepers,it was just an opinion.
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most elementary school teachers would find that trivial - 3.14 duh!
Give it a rest. He doubled-down on his insult.
“,it was just an opinion”
An opinion that certain Creepers are suckers ...
I answered you ....
I repeat my question.
Why do people come on these threads just to insult fellow freepers?
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