Motorola redefines what is possible with AI and adaptive display devices at Lenovo Tech World ‘23
Motorola redefines what is possible with AI and adaptive display devices at Lenovo Tech World ‘23
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bendy phone: goofy as hell, but I imagine the tech would eventually be used in smartwatches and such. Imagine a smartwatch where a larger portion of the band is the display and it can be wrapped around both big and tiny wrists. Kind of a neat idea.
moto AI: oh boy, another copilot. I hope one of these ends up being the phone assistant I was promised last decade. Is it so much to ask to have what is essentially a phone secretary that will tell me if I have conflicts when trying to schedule a meeting, or remind me that I told someone I would follow up with them via text, or suggest to me at bedtime that I need to set my alarm earlier because I have a morning meeting I haven't accounted for and I usually set my alarms one hour before the first meeting of the day? Just. All the data is there. Please, big tech, you can read all my data anyway, just make something useful out of it. I will buy whatever stupid phone with a stupid custom OS that has an actual semblance of proper assistance.
"transforming crinkled receipts into pristine documents" yeah that's neat, I don't really scan and keep paper documents but I can imagine it will be very useful to a certain market.
Best they can do is suggestions in your notifications for products to buy based on your recent locations and search history.
You can use AI to help us better advertise to you! Isn't that fun and amazing!?
I have a samsung zflip or whatever, its awesome. I would love to try one I can bend at any spot on the phone.
Being able to bend it around your wrist is really neat. Seems quite bulky for that use case, though.