On conversational UIs (Interconnected)
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Posted on Tuesday 16 Jun 2015. 2,367 words, 41 links. By Matt Webb.
On conversational UIs 17.02, Tuesday 16 Jun 2015 Link to this post 1. When trumpets were mellow And every gal only had one fellow No need to remember when ‘Cause everything old is new again – Peter Allen. Stand back folks. I’ve not spent any time editing and now I’m going out. This is stream of consciousness, and it’s long. 2. There’s that bit in the great article on Chinese mobile UI trends about how there are no websites, there’s just messaging. And not only that, some weird mish-mash of talking robots and customer service people: Many institutions that otherwise would have native apps or mo
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