Retro-Futuristic Durable Dumbphone with Tactile Controls
Product Opportunity: People are getting fed up with smartphones that prioritize looks and unnecessary features over practicality, durability, and core functions. They want things like headphone jacks back, thicker phones to fit bigger batteries and get rid of camera bumps, and dedicated physical buttons for common tasks.
Product Suggestion: The "Pragmatist's Smartphone"
A smartphone designed with a "function-first" approach, catering to users who value practicality, longevity, and control over their device.
- Key Features:
- Integrated 3.5mm Headphone Jack: Directly addressing the common request for wired audio without the need for dongles.
- Increased Thickness for Larger Battery & Flush Camera: A slightly thicker chassis (e.g., 9-11mm) to house a significantly larger battery (e.g., 6000mAh+) for multi-day use, and to allow the rear camera module(s) to sit flush with the phone's back, eliminating wobble and potential lens damage.
- Durable Build Quality: Using robust materials (e.g., reinforced polycarbonate, aluminum frame) and potentially offering some degree of dust and water resistance, appealing to users who want a more resilient device.
- User-Programmable Physical Button: A dedicated physical button (distinct from power/volume) that users can map to frequently used functions like flashlight, camera, voice recorder, or specific app launch – addressing the desire for quick-access physical controls.
- Focus on Core Performance & Clean Software: A good quality display, capable processor for smooth everyday performance, and a bloatware-minimal or stock Android experience, focusing on reliability rather than superfluous features.
- Repairability (Potential Differentiator): Designing for easier battery replacement or screen repair could be a strong selling point for this target market.
Expected Benefits:
- For Users:
- Significantly improved battery life, reducing "battery anxiety."
- Convenience of a built-in headphone jack.
- Enhanced ergonomics and durability due to a flush camera and more robust build.
- Quick, tactile access to frequently used functions via the programmable button.
- A device that feels tailored to practical needs rather than fleeting trends.
- For Business:
- Market Differentiation: Stands out in a crowded market dominated by increasingly similar "thin slab" designs.
- Targeted Niche Appeal: Caters to a vocal segment of consumers feeling underserved by current offerings, potentially leading to strong brand loyalty.
- Reduced Support/Return Costs: A more durable and reliable design could lead to fewer warranty claims or returns.
- Premium Utility Positioning: Could command a reasonable price point by focusing on tangible benefits and build quality.
- Positive Word-of-Mouth: Satisfied users are likely to spread the word about a product that genuinely solves their everyday frustrations.
Origin Reddit Post
r/gadgets
Your Phone’s Next Big Innovation Is… a Dedicated AI Button? | We've officially run out of ideas, folks.
Posted by u/chrisdh79•05/28/2025
Top Comments
u/jbean92
I hate the new button they added to the iPhone. I mistakenly hit it all the time.
u/GlxxmySvndxy
I hate AI so much. I turn all that shit off on my phone and make the power button the power button again. Please don't make a button on every phone specifically for AI or at least let me rema
u/NuclearReactions
It's basically the idiotic bixby situation all over again.. in 3 years i have never touched that button on purpose.
u/Arkaid11
I still have it. Disabled on day one, now it does litteraly nothing apart from making me miss the volume button sometimes
u/egnards
The Jetsons and other postmodern futuristic shows had it right, just on too quickly a timeline.
Retro-futurism comes after we get so fucking annoyed with the actual future, so we go back to
u/chapman0041
Feels like hardware has stagnated across the board
u/TheAlbinoAmigo
Unless you're heavily into mobile gaming, smartphone hardware stagnated years ago. Anyone buying premium smartphones now was more or less having the same experience with premium smartphones f
u/JMccovery
Bixby/Galaxy AI button on my old S9+ and my current S22 Ultra:
Single-press: Lock/unlock phone
Double-press: Flashlight on/off
Press and hold: Power Menu
I was glad that I could remap the
u/egnards
The Jetsons and other postmodern futuristic shows had it right, just on too quickly a timeline.
Retro-futurism comes after we get so fucking annoyed with the actual future, so we go back to
u/JAlfredJR
Over and over again, the public has resounding said, "No thanks" to AI. Remember Apple Intelligence? Google hits for "how to turn off Apple Intelligence" skyrocketed.
u/AlphaTangoFoxtrt
Young kids and non-tech people.
Remember reddit is not a good barometer of public opinion. If it was we would have had POTUS elections: Ron Paul, Bernie Sanders, Bernie Sanders, Kamala Harr
u/acat114
You can remap it to do something useful, but it needs to remain Bixby if you hold it down if I remember
u/egnards
The Jetsons and other postmodern futuristic shows had it right, just on too quickly a timeline.
Retro-futurism comes after we get so fucking annoyed with the actual future, so we go back to
u/themikker
Next big innovation? Does nobody remember the Bixby button?
u/HiphopopoptimusPrime
Dials, levers, chunky buttons. Audible and physical feedback. Satisfying sounds. Cassette players and minidiscs were awesome for that.
u/facetheground
"We removed the aux to save space"
"We added a pointless button for marketing purposes"
u/HiphopopoptimusPrime
Dials, levers, chunky buttons. Audible and physical feedback. Satisfying sounds. Cassette players and minidiscs were awesome for that.
u/Arkaid11
I still have it. Disabled on day one, now it does litteraly nothing apart from making me miss the volume button sometimes
u/Akito_900
Who is asking for this????
u/Akito_900
Who is asking for this????
u/TheAlbinoAmigo
Unless you're heavily into mobile gaming, smartphone hardware stagnated years ago. Anyone buying premium smartphones now was more or less having the same experience with premium smartphones f
u/NuclearReactions
It's basically the idiotic bixby situation all over again.. in 3 years i have never touched that button on purpose.
u/egnards
The Jetsons and other postmodern futuristic shows had it right, just on too quickly a timeline.
Retro-futurism comes after we get so fucking annoyed with the actual future, so we go back to
u/JMccovery
Bixby/Galaxy AI button on my old S9+ and my current S22 Ultra:
Single-press: Lock/unlock phone
Double-press: Flashlight on/off
Press and hold: Power Menu
I was glad that I could remap the
u/NuclearReactions
It was a stupid samsung assistent, as always they were copying apple's home work (i say this as someone who doesn't use apple products) and wanted their own siri. Well their own siri was as u
u/NuclearReactions
It's basically the idiotic bixby situation all over again.. in 3 years i have never touched that button on purpose.
u/facetheground
"We removed the aux to save space"
"We added a pointless button for marketing purposes"
u/BurmecianDancer
Tech company executives and major shareholders of said tech companies.
A grand total of zero **consumers** are asking for this, however.
u/facetheground
"We removed the aux to save space"
"We added a pointless button for marketing purposes"
u/Akrevics
not even major shareholders, they get preached to that this will bring profits, and they just enjoy it, I doubt any of them actually asked for a dedicated ai button.
u/NuclearReactions
It was a stupid samsung assistent, as always they were copying apple's home work (i say this as someone who doesn't use apple products) and wanted their own siri. Well their own siri was as u
u/facetheground
"We removed the aux to save space"
"We added a pointless button for marketing purposes"
u/AlphaTangoFoxtrt
Young kids and non-tech people.
Remember reddit is not a good barometer of public opinion. If it was we would have had POTUS elections: Ron Paul, Bernie Sanders, Bernie Sanders, Kamala Harr
u/Grand-wazoo
Don't worry, companies will continue to shove half-baked AI features down our throats while negating any tangible improvements to the phone and charging $2k for the privilege.
u/Discobastard
Next stage in this: Back to dumbphones.
I personally can't wait for high cassette futurism dumbphones with a cool indestructible look n feel.
In beige with orange accents of course
u/BlakkandMild
You’re like the third person I’ve seen say this. Wtf is a bixby
u/GlxxmySvndxy
I hate AI so much. I turn all that shit off on my phone and make the power button the power button again. Please don't make a button on every phone specifically for AI or at least let me rema
u/acat114
You can remap it to do something useful, but it needs to remain Bixby if you hold it down if I remember
u/shaunrundmc
You know what would be a good innovation, bring back headphone jacks make the phone thicker so the camera doesn't stick out like a chihuahua eyes and shove a bigger battery and camera in the
u/Akito_900
Who is asking for this????
u/JMccovery
Bixby/Galaxy AI button on my old S9+ and my current S22 Ultra:
Single-press: Lock/unlock phone
Double-press: Flashlight on/off
Press and hold: Power Menu
I was glad that I could remap the
u/Discobastard
Next stage in this: Back to dumbphones.
I personally can't wait for high cassette futurism dumbphones with a cool indestructible look n feel.
In beige with orange accents of course
u/Grand-wazoo
Don't worry, companies will continue to shove half-baked AI features down our throats while negating any tangible improvements to the phone and charging $2k for the privilege.
u/Arkaid11
I still have it. Disabled on day one, now it does litteraly nothing apart from making me miss the volume button sometimes
u/jbean92
I hate the new button they added to the iPhone. I mistakenly hit it all the time.
u/Saltmetoast
Before Bixby there was the Microsoft green button project
u/facetheground
"We removed the aux to save space"
"We added a pointless button for marketing purposes"
u/Grand-wazoo
Don't worry, companies will continue to shove half-baked AI features down our throats while negating any tangible improvements to the phone and charging $2k for the privilege.
u/GlxxmySvndxy
I hate AI so much. I turn all that shit off on my phone and make the power button the power button again. Please don't make a button on every phone specifically for AI or at least let me rema
u/NuclearReactions
It was a stupid samsung assistent, as always they were copying apple's home work (i say this as someone who doesn't use apple products) and wanted their own siri. Well their own siri was as u
u/JAlfredJR
Over and over again, the public has resounding said, "No thanks" to AI. Remember Apple Intelligence? Google hits for "how to turn off Apple Intelligence" skyrocketed.
u/JMccovery
Bixby/Galaxy AI button on my old S9+ and my current S22 Ultra:
Single-press: Lock/unlock phone
Double-press: Flashlight on/off
Press and hold: Power Menu
I was glad that I could remap the
u/NuclearReactions
It's basically the idiotic bixby situation all over again.. in 3 years i have never touched that button on purpose.
u/BlakkandMild
You’re like the third person I’ve seen say this. Wtf is a bixby
u/EtalusEnthusiast420
Almost every AI integration makes products worse. Maybe that won’t be the case someday, but it’s a red flag today
u/BurmecianDancer
Tech company executives and major shareholders of said tech companies.
A grand total of zero **consumers** are asking for this, however.
u/shaunrundmc
You know what would be a good innovation, bring back headphone jacks make the phone thicker so the camera doesn't stick out like a chihuahua eyes and shove a bigger battery and camera in the
u/Grand-wazoo
Don't worry, companies will continue to shove half-baked AI features down our throats while negating any tangible improvements to the phone and charging $2k for the privilege.
u/themikker
Next big innovation? Does nobody remember the Bixby button?
u/Alienfreak
Pixel 2-4 had the "Squeeze the phone" to activate Google Assistant.
Reinventing the wheel, eh?
u/themikker
Next big innovation? Does nobody remember the Bixby button?
u/acat114
You can remap it to do something useful, but it needs to remain Bixby if you hold it down if I remember
u/HiphopopoptimusPrime
Dials, levers, chunky buttons. Audible and physical feedback. Satisfying sounds. Cassette players and minidiscs were awesome for that.
u/Grand-wazoo
Don't worry, companies will continue to shove half-baked AI features down our throats while negating any tangible improvements to the phone and charging $2k for the privilege.
u/LoogyHead
My only complaint with it is when I want to take a quick video my instinct is to just press and hold, but all that does is turn on the AI photo search which is annoying as shit.
Otherwise fo
u/BlakkandMild
You’re like the third person I’ve seen say this. Wtf is a bixby
u/themikker
Next big innovation? Does nobody remember the Bixby button?
u/HiphopopoptimusPrime
Dials, levers, chunky buttons. Audible and physical feedback. Satisfying sounds. Cassette players and minidiscs were awesome for that.
u/facetheground
"We removed the aux to save space"
"We added a pointless button for marketing purposes"
u/Arkaid11
I still have it. Disabled on day one, now it does litteraly nothing apart from making me miss the volume button sometimes
u/Grand-wazoo
Don't worry, companies will continue to shove half-baked AI features down our throats while negating any tangible improvements to the phone and charging $2k for the privilege.
u/Alienfreak
Pixel 2-4 had the "Squeeze the phone" to activate Google Assistant.
Reinventing the wheel, eh?
u/NuclearReactions
It was a stupid samsung assistent, as always they were copying apple's home work (i say this as someone who doesn't use apple products) and wanted their own siri. Well their own siri was as u
u/EtalusEnthusiast420
Almost every AI integration makes products worse. Maybe that won’t be the case someday, but it’s a red flag today
u/WheresThePenguin
Mine is hold for flashlight and I use it every damn day. My phone is always in my pocket and having a virtually on-demand flashlight the moment it's out of my pocket is nice
u/JMccovery
Bixby/Galaxy AI button on my old S9+ and my current S22 Ultra:
Single-press: Lock/unlock phone
Double-press: Flashlight on/off
Press and hold: Power Menu
I was glad that I could remap the
u/Akrevics
not even major shareholders, they get preached to that this will bring profits, and they just enjoy it, I doubt any of them actually asked for a dedicated ai button.
u/jbean92
I hate the new button they added to the iPhone. I mistakenly hit it all the time.
u/BurmecianDancer
Tech company executives and major shareholders of said tech companies.
A grand total of zero **consumers** are asking for this, however.
u/Akrevics
not even major shareholders, they get preached to that this will bring profits, and they just enjoy it, I doubt any of them actually asked for a dedicated ai button.
u/NuclearReactions
It was a stupid samsung assistent, as always they were copying apple's home work (i say this as someone who doesn't use apple products) and wanted their own siri. Well their own siri was as u
u/GlxxmySvndxy
I hate AI so much. I turn all that shit off on my phone and make the power button the power button again. Please don't make a button on every phone specifically for AI or at least let me rema
u/EtalusEnthusiast420
Almost every AI integration makes products worse. Maybe that won’t be the case someday, but it’s a red flag today
u/AlphaTangoFoxtrt
Young kids and non-tech people.
Remember reddit is not a good barometer of public opinion. If it was we would have had POTUS elections: Ron Paul, Bernie Sanders, Bernie Sanders, Kamala Harr
u/DudesworthMannington
All I want is a dedicated flashlight button. Best I've gotten is Moto's Judo chop for flashlight.
u/NuclearReactions
It was a stupid samsung assistent, as always they were copying apple's home work (i say this as someone who doesn't use apple products) and wanted their own siri. Well their own siri was as u
u/DudesworthMannington
All I want is a dedicated flashlight button. Best I've gotten is Moto's Judo chop for flashlight.
u/chapman0041
Feels like hardware has stagnated across the board
u/JAlfredJR
Over and over again, the public has resounding said, "No thanks" to AI. Remember Apple Intelligence? Google hits for "how to turn off Apple Intelligence" skyrocketed.
u/Alienfreak
Pixel 2-4 had the "Squeeze the phone" to activate Google Assistant.
Reinventing the wheel, eh?
u/Grand-wazoo
Don't worry, companies will continue to shove half-baked AI features down our throats while negating any tangible improvements to the phone and charging $2k for the privilege.
u/AlphaTangoFoxtrt
Young kids and non-tech people.
Remember reddit is not a good barometer of public opinion. If it was we would have had POTUS elections: Ron Paul, Bernie Sanders, Bernie Sanders, Kamala Harr
u/Grand-wazoo
Don't worry, companies will continue to shove half-baked AI features down our throats while negating any tangible improvements to the phone and charging $2k for the privilege.
u/NuclearReactions
It was a stupid samsung assistent, as always they were copying apple's home work (i say this as someone who doesn't use apple products) and wanted their own siri. Well their own siri was as u
u/Akito_900
Who is asking for this????
u/EtalusEnthusiast420
Almost every AI integration makes products worse. Maybe that won’t be the case someday, but it’s a red flag today
u/Alienfreak
Pixel 2-4 had the "Squeeze the phone" to activate Google Assistant.
Reinventing the wheel, eh?
u/WheresThePenguin
Mine is hold for flashlight and I use it every damn day. My phone is always in my pocket and having a virtually on-demand flashlight the moment it's out of my pocket is nice
u/JMccovery
Bixby/Galaxy AI button on my old S9+ and my current S22 Ultra:
Single-press: Lock/unlock phone
Double-press: Flashlight on/off
Press and hold: Power Menu
I was glad that I could remap the
u/AlphaTangoFoxtrt
Young kids and non-tech people.
Remember reddit is not a good barometer of public opinion. If it was we would have had POTUS elections: Ron Paul, Bernie Sanders, Bernie Sanders, Kamala Harr
u/HiphopopoptimusPrime
Dials, levers, chunky buttons. Audible and physical feedback. Satisfying sounds. Cassette players and minidiscs were awesome for that.
u/Arkaid11
I still have it. Disabled on day one, now it does litteraly nothing apart from making me miss the volume button sometimes
u/TheAlbinoAmigo
Unless you're heavily into mobile gaming, smartphone hardware stagnated years ago. Anyone buying premium smartphones now was more or less having the same experience with premium smartphones f
u/Discobastard
Next stage in this: Back to dumbphones.
I personally can't wait for high cassette futurism dumbphones with a cool indestructible look n feel.
In beige with orange accents of course
u/egnards
The Jetsons and other postmodern futuristic shows had it right, just on too quickly a timeline.
Retro-futurism comes after we get so fucking annoyed with the actual future, so we go back to
u/Akito_900
Who is asking for this????
u/Alienfreak
Pixel 2-4 had the "Squeeze the phone" to activate Google Assistant.
Reinventing the wheel, eh?
u/TheAlbinoAmigo
Unless you're heavily into mobile gaming, smartphone hardware stagnated years ago. Anyone buying premium smartphones now was more or less having the same experience with premium smartphones f
u/WheresThePenguin
Mine is hold for flashlight and I use it every damn day. My phone is always in my pocket and having a virtually on-demand flashlight the moment it's out of my pocket is nice
u/Discobastard
Next stage in this: Back to dumbphones.
I personally can't wait for high cassette futurism dumbphones with a cool indestructible look n feel.
In beige with orange accents of course
u/Akrevics
not even major shareholders, they get preached to that this will bring profits, and they just enjoy it, I doubt any of them actually asked for a dedicated ai button.
u/chapman0041
Feels like hardware has stagnated across the board
u/EtalusEnthusiast420
Almost every AI integration makes products worse. Maybe that won’t be the case someday, but it’s a red flag today
u/Arkaid11
I still have it. Disabled on day one, now it does litteraly nothing apart from making me miss the volume button sometimes
u/TheAlbinoAmigo
Unless you're heavily into mobile gaming, smartphone hardware stagnated years ago. Anyone buying premium smartphones now was more or less having the same experience with premium smartphones f
u/Arkaid11
I still have it. Disabled on day one, now it does litteraly nothing apart from making me miss the volume button sometimes
u/EtalusEnthusiast420
Almost every AI integration makes products worse. Maybe that won’t be the case someday, but it’s a red flag today
u/Grand-wazoo
Don't worry, companies will continue to shove half-baked AI features down our throats while negating any tangible improvements to the phone and charging $2k for the privilege.
u/Arkaid11
I still have it. Disabled on day one, now it does litteraly nothing apart from making me miss the volume button sometimes
u/Akrevics
not even major shareholders, they get preached to that this will bring profits, and they just enjoy it, I doubt any of them actually asked for a dedicated ai button.
u/EtalusEnthusiast420
Almost every AI integration makes products worse. Maybe that won’t be the case someday, but it’s a red flag today
u/Akito_900
Who is asking for this????
u/DudesworthMannington
All I want is a dedicated flashlight button. Best I've gotten is Moto's Judo chop for flashlight.
u/Discobastard
Next stage in this: Back to dumbphones.
I personally can't wait for high cassette futurism dumbphones with a cool indestructible look n feel.
In beige with orange accents of course
u/Arkaid11
>it needs to remain Bixby if you hold it down
Yep exactly. Hence why I disabled it entirely
u/Akrevics
not even major shareholders, they get preached to that this will bring profits, and they just enjoy it, I doubt any of them actually asked for a dedicated ai button.
u/JAlfredJR
Over and over again, the public has resounding said, "No thanks" to AI. Remember Apple Intelligence? Google hits for "how to turn off Apple Intelligence" skyrocketed.
u/NuclearReactions
It's basically the idiotic bixby situation all over again.. in 3 years i have never touched that button on purpose.
u/themikker
Next big innovation? Does nobody remember the Bixby button?
u/Akrevics
not even major shareholders, they get preached to that this will bring profits, and they just enjoy it, I doubt any of them actually asked for a dedicated ai button.
u/shaunrundmc
You know what would be a good innovation, bring back headphone jacks make the phone thicker so the camera doesn't stick out like a chihuahua eyes and shove a bigger battery and camera in the
u/JMccovery
Bixby/Galaxy AI button on my old S9+ and my current S22 Ultra:
Single-press: Lock/unlock phone
Double-press: Flashlight on/off
Press and hold: Power Menu
I was glad that I could remap the
u/AlphaTangoFoxtrt
Young kids and non-tech people.
Remember reddit is not a good barometer of public opinion. If it was we would have had POTUS elections: Ron Paul, Bernie Sanders, Bernie Sanders, Kamala Harr
u/themikker
Next big innovation? Does nobody remember the Bixby button?
u/BurmecianDancer
Tech company executives and major shareholders of said tech companies.
A grand total of zero **consumers** are asking for this, however.
u/egnards
The Jetsons and other postmodern futuristic shows had it right, just on too quickly a timeline.
Retro-futurism comes after we get so fucking annoyed with the actual future, so we go back to
u/Grand-wazoo
Don't worry, companies will continue to shove half-baked AI features down our throats while negating any tangible improvements to the phone and charging $2k for the privilege.
u/BurmecianDancer
Tech company executives and major shareholders of said tech companies.
A grand total of zero **consumers** are asking for this, however.
u/Discobastard
Next stage in this: Back to dumbphones.
I personally can't wait for high cassette futurism dumbphones with a cool indestructible look n feel.
In beige with orange accents of course
u/chapman0041
Feels like hardware has stagnated across the board
u/DudesworthMannington
All I want is a dedicated flashlight button. Best I've gotten is Moto's Judo chop for flashlight.
u/Grand-wazoo
Don't worry, companies will continue to shove half-baked AI features down our throats while negating any tangible improvements to the phone and charging $2k for the privilege.
u/WheresThePenguin
Mine is hold for flashlight and I use it every damn day. My phone is always in my pocket and having a virtually on-demand flashlight the moment it's out of my pocket is nice
u/themikker
Next big innovation? Does nobody remember the Bixby button?
u/HiphopopoptimusPrime
Dials, levers, chunky buttons. Audible and physical feedback. Satisfying sounds. Cassette players and minidiscs were awesome for that.
u/GlxxmySvndxy
I hate AI so much. I turn all that shit off on my phone and make the power button the power button again. Please don't make a button on every phone specifically for AI or at least let me rema
u/Discobastard
Next stage in this: Back to dumbphones.
I personally can't wait for high cassette futurism dumbphones with a cool indestructible look n feel.
In beige with orange accents of course
u/JAlfredJR
Over and over again, the public has resounding said, "No thanks" to AI. Remember Apple Intelligence? Google hits for "how to turn off Apple Intelligence" skyrocketed.
u/jbean92
I hate the new button they added to the iPhone. I mistakenly hit it all the time.
u/acat114
You can remap it to do something useful, but it needs to remain Bixby if you hold it down if I remember
u/chapman0041
Feels like hardware has stagnated across the board
u/BurmecianDancer
Tech company executives and major shareholders of said tech companies.
A grand total of zero **consumers** are asking for this, however.
u/AlphaTangoFoxtrt
Young kids and non-tech people.
Remember reddit is not a good barometer of public opinion. If it was we would have had POTUS elections: Ron Paul, Bernie Sanders, Bernie Sanders, Kamala Harr
u/themikker
Next big innovation? Does nobody remember the Bixby button?
u/jbean92
I hate the new button they added to the iPhone. I mistakenly hit it all the time.
u/BlakkandMild
You’re like the third person I’ve seen say this. Wtf is a bixby
u/Crisis_panzersuit
Stopped me from getting a Samsung back in the day. I knew accidentally activating it would drive me up the wall.
u/DudesworthMannington
All I want is a dedicated flashlight button. Best I've gotten is Moto's Judo chop for flashlight.
u/Akrevics
not even major shareholders, they get preached to that this will bring profits, and they just enjoy it, I doubt any of them actually asked for a dedicated ai button.
u/EtalusEnthusiast420
Almost every AI integration makes products worse. Maybe that won’t be the case someday, but it’s a red flag today
u/NuclearReactions
It's basically the idiotic bixby situation all over again.. in 3 years i have never touched that button on purpose.
u/BlakkandMild
You’re like the third person I’ve seen say this. Wtf is a bixby
u/acat114
You can remap it to do something useful, but it needs to remain Bixby if you hold it down if I remember
u/BurmecianDancer
Tech company executives and major shareholders of said tech companies.
A grand total of zero **consumers** are asking for this, however.
u/WheresThePenguin
Mine is hold for flashlight and I use it every damn day. My phone is always in my pocket and having a virtually on-demand flashlight the moment it's out of my pocket is nice
u/WheresThePenguin
Mine is hold for flashlight and I use it every damn day. My phone is always in my pocket and having a virtually on-demand flashlight the moment it's out of my pocket is nice
u/HiphopopoptimusPrime
Dials, levers, chunky buttons. Audible and physical feedback. Satisfying sounds. Cassette players and minidiscs were awesome for that.
u/WheresThePenguin
Mine is hold for flashlight and I use it every damn day. My phone is always in my pocket and having a virtually on-demand flashlight the moment it's out of my pocket is nice
u/JAlfredJR
Over and over again, the public has resounding said, "No thanks" to AI. Remember Apple Intelligence? Google hits for "how to turn off Apple Intelligence" skyrocketed.
u/DudesworthMannington
All I want is a dedicated flashlight button. Best I've gotten is Moto's Judo chop for flashlight.
u/DudesworthMannington
All I want is a dedicated flashlight button. Best I've gotten is Moto's Judo chop for flashlight.
u/Arkaid11
I still have it. Disabled on day one, now it does litteraly nothing apart from making me miss the volume button sometimes
u/HiphopopoptimusPrime
Dials, levers, chunky buttons. Audible and physical feedback. Satisfying sounds. Cassette players and minidiscs were awesome for that.
u/Alienfreak
Pixel 2-4 had the "Squeeze the phone" to activate Google Assistant.
Reinventing the wheel, eh?
u/JAlfredJR
Over and over again, the public has resounding said, "No thanks" to AI. Remember Apple Intelligence? Google hits for "how to turn off Apple Intelligence" skyrocketed.
u/JMccovery
Bixby/Galaxy AI button on my old S9+ and my current S22 Ultra:
Single-press: Lock/unlock phone
Double-press: Flashlight on/off
Press and hold: Power Menu
I was glad that I could remap the
u/BlakkandMild
You’re like the third person I’ve seen say this. Wtf is a bixby
u/JMccovery
Bixby/Galaxy AI button on my old S9+ and my current S22 Ultra:
Single-press: Lock/unlock phone
Double-press: Flashlight on/off
Press and hold: Power Menu
I was glad that I could remap the
u/GlxxmySvndxy
I hate AI so much. I turn all that shit off on my phone and make the power button the power button again. Please don't make a button on every phone specifically for AI or at least let me rema
u/BlakkandMild
You’re like the third person I’ve seen say this. Wtf is a bixby
u/EtalusEnthusiast420
Almost every AI integration makes products worse. Maybe that won’t be the case someday, but it’s a red flag today
u/GlxxmySvndxy
I hate AI so much. I turn all that shit off on my phone and make the power button the power button again. Please don't make a button on every phone specifically for AI or at least let me rema
u/acat114
You can remap it to do something useful, but it needs to remain Bixby if you hold it down if I remember
u/GlxxmySvndxy
I hate AI so much. I turn all that shit off on my phone and make the power button the power button again. Please don't make a button on every phone specifically for AI or at least let me rema
u/Discobastard
Next stage in this: Back to dumbphones.
I personally can't wait for high cassette futurism dumbphones with a cool indestructible look n feel.
In beige with orange accents of course
u/WheresThePenguin
Mine is hold for flashlight and I use it every damn day. My phone is always in my pocket and having a virtually on-demand flashlight the moment it's out of my pocket is nice
u/facetheground
"We removed the aux to save space"
"We added a pointless button for marketing purposes"
u/Discobastard
Next stage in this: Back to dumbphones.
I personally can't wait for high cassette futurism dumbphones with a cool indestructible look n feel.
In beige with orange accents of course
u/Akrevics
not even major shareholders, they get preached to that this will bring profits, and they just enjoy it, I doubt any of them actually asked for a dedicated ai button.
u/jbean92
I hate the new button they added to the iPhone. I mistakenly hit it all the time.
u/DudesworthMannington
All I want is a dedicated flashlight button. Best I've gotten is Moto's Judo chop for flashlight.
u/BlakkandMild
You’re like the third person I’ve seen say this. Wtf is a bixby
u/JMccovery
Bixby/Galaxy AI button on my old S9+ and my current S22 Ultra:
Single-press: Lock/unlock phone
Double-press: Flashlight on/off
Press and hold: Power Menu
I was glad that I could remap the
u/Grand-wazoo
Don't worry, companies will continue to shove half-baked AI features down our throats while negating any tangible improvements to the phone and charging $2k for the privilege.
u/Evil_Eukaryote
It's almost as if the innovations are just bullshit so the corporations can continue feeding off of our money and labor all while giving us overpriced turd sandwiches.
People buy new phones
u/GlxxmySvndxy
I hate AI so much. I turn all that shit off on my phone and make the power button the power button again. Please don't make a button on every phone specifically for AI or at least let me rema
u/GlxxmySvndxy
I hate AI so much. I turn all that shit off on my phone and make the power button the power button again. Please don't make a button on every phone specifically for AI or at least let me rema
u/NuclearReactions
It was a stupid samsung assistent, as always they were copying apple's home work (i say this as someone who doesn't use apple products) and wanted their own siri. Well their own siri was as u
u/jbean92
I hate the new button they added to the iPhone. I mistakenly hit it all the time.
u/facetheground
"We removed the aux to save space"
"We added a pointless button for marketing purposes"
u/NuclearReactions
It was a stupid samsung assistent, as always they were copying apple's home work (i say this as someone who doesn't use apple products) and wanted their own siri. Well their own siri was as u
u/jbean92
I hate the new button they added to the iPhone. I mistakenly hit it all the time.
u/BurmecianDancer
Tech company executives and major shareholders of said tech companies.
A grand total of zero **consumers** are asking for this, however.
u/jbean92
I hate the new button they added to the iPhone. I mistakenly hit it all the time.
u/Discobastard
Next stage in this: Back to dumbphones.
I personally can't wait for high cassette futurism dumbphones with a cool indestructible look n feel.
In beige with orange accents of course
u/Discobastard
Next stage in this: Back to dumbphones.
I personally can't wait for high cassette futurism dumbphones with a cool indestructible look n feel.
In beige with orange accents of course
u/acat114
You can remap it to do something useful, but it needs to remain Bixby if you hold it down if I remember
u/BurmecianDancer
Tech company executives and major shareholders of said tech companies.
A grand total of zero **consumers** are asking for this, however.
u/DudesworthMannington
All I want is a dedicated flashlight button. Best I've gotten is Moto's Judo chop for flashlight.
u/TheAlbinoAmigo
Unless you're heavily into mobile gaming, smartphone hardware stagnated years ago. Anyone buying premium smartphones now was more or less having the same experience with premium smartphones f
u/HiphopopoptimusPrime
Dials, levers, chunky buttons. Audible and physical feedback. Satisfying sounds. Cassette players and minidiscs were awesome for that.
u/egnards
The Jetsons and other postmodern futuristic shows had it right, just on too quickly a timeline.
Retro-futurism comes after we get so fucking annoyed with the actual future, so we go back to
u/GlxxmySvndxy
I hate AI so much. I turn all that shit off on my phone and make the power button the power button again. Please don't make a button on every phone specifically for AI or at least let me rema
u/chapman0041
Feels like hardware has stagnated across the board
u/acat114
You can remap it to do something useful, but it needs to remain Bixby if you hold it down if I remember
u/NuclearReactions
It's basically the idiotic bixby situation all over again.. in 3 years i have never touched that button on purpose.
u/facetheground
"We removed the aux to save space"
"We added a pointless button for marketing purposes"
u/themikker
Next big innovation? Does nobody remember the Bixby button?
u/Alienfreak
Pixel 2-4 had the "Squeeze the phone" to activate Google Assistant.
Reinventing the wheel, eh?
u/DudesworthMannington
All I want is a dedicated flashlight button. Best I've gotten is Moto's Judo chop for flashlight.
u/TheAlbinoAmigo
Unless you're heavily into mobile gaming, smartphone hardware stagnated years ago. Anyone buying premium smartphones now was more or less having the same experience with premium smartphones f
u/AlphaTangoFoxtrt
Young kids and non-tech people.
Remember reddit is not a good barometer of public opinion. If it was we would have had POTUS elections: Ron Paul, Bernie Sanders, Bernie Sanders, Kamala Harr
u/NuclearReactions
It's basically the idiotic bixby situation all over again.. in 3 years i have never touched that button on purpose.
u/Arkaid11
I still have it. Disabled on day one, now it does litteraly nothing apart from making me miss the volume button sometimes
u/acat114
You can remap it to do something useful, but it needs to remain Bixby if you hold it down if I remember
u/jbean92
I hate the new button they added to the iPhone. I mistakenly hit it all the time.
u/BlakkandMild
You’re like the third person I’ve seen say this. Wtf is a bixby
u/lungic
This is the road to world peace, knowing your own hard boundaries.
Respect.
u/TheAlbinoAmigo
Unless you're heavily into mobile gaming, smartphone hardware stagnated years ago. Anyone buying premium smartphones now was more or less having the same experience with premium smartphones f
u/JAlfredJR
Over and over again, the public has resounding said, "No thanks" to AI. Remember Apple Intelligence? Google hits for "how to turn off Apple Intelligence" skyrocketed.
u/WheresThePenguin
Mine is hold for flashlight and I use it every damn day. My phone is always in my pocket and having a virtually on-demand flashlight the moment it's out of my pocket is nice
u/jbean92
I hate the new button they added to the iPhone. I mistakenly hit it all the time.
u/jbean92
I hate the new button they added to the iPhone. I mistakenly hit it all the time.
u/HiphopopoptimusPrime
Dials, levers, chunky buttons. Audible and physical feedback. Satisfying sounds. Cassette players and minidiscs were awesome for that.
u/Akito_900
Who is asking for this????
u/DudesworthMannington
All I want is a dedicated flashlight button. Best I've gotten is Moto's Judo chop for flashlight.
u/Arkaid11
I still have it. Disabled on day one, now it does litteraly nothing apart from making me miss the volume button sometimes
u/EtalusEnthusiast420
Almost every AI integration makes products worse. Maybe that won’t be the case someday, but it’s a red flag today
u/acat114
You can remap it to do something useful, but it needs to remain Bixby if you hold it down if I remember
u/NuclearReactions
It's basically the idiotic bixby situation all over again.. in 3 years i have never touched that button on purpose.
u/BlakkandMild
You’re like the third person I’ve seen say this. Wtf is a bixby
u/acat114
You can remap it to do something useful, but it needs to remain Bixby if you hold it down if I remember
u/AlphaTangoFoxtrt
Young kids and non-tech people.
Remember reddit is not a good barometer of public opinion. If it was we would have had POTUS elections: Ron Paul, Bernie Sanders, Bernie Sanders, Kamala Harr
u/Akito_900
Who is asking for this????
u/themikker
Next big innovation? Does nobody remember the Bixby button?
u/darksoft125
Most AIs are subscription based. I'll give you a hint on who wants a dedicated button for a subscription service: it sounds like "share hoarders "
u/themikker
Next big innovation? Does nobody remember the Bixby button?
u/DudesworthMannington
All I want is a dedicated flashlight button. Best I've gotten is Moto's Judo chop for flashlight.
u/Alienfreak
Pixel 2-4 had the "Squeeze the phone" to activate Google Assistant.
Reinventing the wheel, eh?
u/GlxxmySvndxy
I hate AI so much. I turn all that shit off on my phone and make the power button the power button again. Please don't make a button on every phone specifically for AI or at least let me rema
u/egnards
The Jetsons and other postmodern futuristic shows had it right, just on too quickly a timeline.
Retro-futurism comes after we get so fucking annoyed with the actual future, so we go back to
u/HiphopopoptimusPrime
Dials, levers, chunky buttons. Audible and physical feedback. Satisfying sounds. Cassette players and minidiscs were awesome for that.
u/EtalusEnthusiast420
Almost every AI integration makes products worse. Maybe that won’t be the case someday, but it’s a red flag today
u/BlakkandMild
You’re like the third person I’ve seen say this. Wtf is a bixby
u/Akrevics
not even major shareholders, they get preached to that this will bring profits, and they just enjoy it, I doubt any of them actually asked for a dedicated ai button.
u/WheresThePenguin
Mine is hold for flashlight and I use it every damn day. My phone is always in my pocket and having a virtually on-demand flashlight the moment it's out of my pocket is nice
u/themikker
Next big innovation? Does nobody remember the Bixby button?
u/chapman0041
Feels like hardware has stagnated across the board
u/egnards
The Jetsons and other postmodern futuristic shows had it right, just on too quickly a timeline.
Retro-futurism comes after we get so fucking annoyed with the actual future, so we go back to
u/Akito_900
Who is asking for this????
u/JAlfredJR
Over and over again, the public has resounding said, "No thanks" to AI. Remember Apple Intelligence? Google hits for "how to turn off Apple Intelligence" skyrocketed.
u/NuclearReactions
It's basically the idiotic bixby situation all over again.. in 3 years i have never touched that button on purpose.
u/TheAlbinoAmigo
Unless you're heavily into mobile gaming, smartphone hardware stagnated years ago. Anyone buying premium smartphones now was more or less having the same experience with premium smartphones f
u/Akito_900
Who is asking for this????
u/Arkaid11
I still have it. Disabled on day one, now it does litteraly nothing apart from making me miss the volume button sometimes
u/Alienfreak
Pixel 2-4 had the "Squeeze the phone" to activate Google Assistant.
Reinventing the wheel, eh?
u/LotusVibes1494
Maybe it’s just me, but I don’t even feel like I need any more damn features. I feel like the phone is already way ahead of my expectations as a tool. And I’ve experienced so many improvement
u/NuclearReactions
It's basically the idiotic bixby situation all over again.. in 3 years i have never touched that button on purpose.
u/Arkaid11
I still have it. Disabled on day one, now it does litteraly nothing apart from making me miss the volume button sometimes
u/chapman0041
Feels like hardware has stagnated across the board
u/Alienfreak
Pixel 2-4 had the "Squeeze the phone" to activate Google Assistant.
Reinventing the wheel, eh?
u/acat114
You can remap it to do something useful, but it needs to remain Bixby if you hold it down if I remember
u/facetheground
"We removed the aux to save space"
"We added a pointless button for marketing purposes"
u/facetheground
"We removed the aux to save space"
"We added a pointless button for marketing purposes"
u/BlakkandMild
You’re like the third person I’ve seen say this. Wtf is a bixby
u/NuclearReactions
It was a stupid samsung assistent, as always they were copying apple's home work (i say this as someone who doesn't use apple products) and wanted their own siri. Well their own siri was as u
u/BurmecianDancer
Tech company executives and major shareholders of said tech companies.
A grand total of zero **consumers** are asking for this, however.
u/Grand-wazoo
Don't worry, companies will continue to shove half-baked AI features down our throats while negating any tangible improvements to the phone and charging $2k for the privilege.
u/egnards
The Jetsons and other postmodern futuristic shows had it right, just on too quickly a timeline.
Retro-futurism comes after we get so fucking annoyed with the actual future, so we go back to
u/JMccovery
Bixby/Galaxy AI button on my old S9+ and my current S22 Ultra:
Single-press: Lock/unlock phone
Double-press: Flashlight on/off
Press and hold: Power Menu
I was glad that I could remap the
u/Akito_900
Who is asking for this????
u/GlxxmySvndxy
I hate AI so much. I turn all that shit off on my phone and make the power button the power button again. Please don't make a button on every phone specifically for AI or at least let me rema
u/Discobastard
Next stage in this: Back to dumbphones.
I personally can't wait for high cassette futurism dumbphones with a cool indestructible look n feel.
In beige with orange accents of course
u/DudesworthMannington
All I want is a dedicated flashlight button. Best I've gotten is Moto's Judo chop for flashlight.
u/chapman0041
Feels like hardware has stagnated across the board
u/NuclearReactions
It was a stupid samsung assistent, as always they were copying apple's home work (i say this as someone who doesn't use apple products) and wanted their own siri. Well their own siri was as u
u/JMccovery
Bixby/Galaxy AI button on my old S9+ and my current S22 Ultra:
Single-press: Lock/unlock phone
Double-press: Flashlight on/off
Press and hold: Power Menu
I was glad that I could remap the
u/jbean92
I hate the new button they added to the iPhone. I mistakenly hit it all the time.
u/NuclearReactions
It was a stupid samsung assistent, as always they were copying apple's home work (i say this as someone who doesn't use apple products) and wanted their own siri. Well their own siri was as u
u/JAlfredJR
Over and over again, the public has resounding said, "No thanks" to AI. Remember Apple Intelligence? Google hits for "how to turn off Apple Intelligence" skyrocketed.
u/themikker
Next big innovation? Does nobody remember the Bixby button?
u/JMccovery
Bixby/Galaxy AI button on my old S9+ and my current S22 Ultra:
Single-press: Lock/unlock phone
Double-press: Flashlight on/off
Press and hold: Power Menu
I was glad that I could remap the
u/facetheground
"We removed the aux to save space"
"We added a pointless button for marketing purposes"
u/facetheground
"We removed the aux to save space"
"We added a pointless button for marketing purposes"
u/jbean92
I hate the new button they added to the iPhone. I mistakenly hit it all the time.
u/acat114
You can remap it to do something useful, but it needs to remain Bixby if you hold it down if I remember
u/BurmecianDancer
Tech company executives and major shareholders of said tech companies.
A grand total of zero **consumers** are asking for this, however.
u/Akrevics
not even major shareholders, they get preached to that this will bring profits, and they just enjoy it, I doubt any of them actually asked for a dedicated ai button.
u/acat114
You can remap it to do something useful, but it needs to remain Bixby if you hold it down if I remember
u/TheAlbinoAmigo
Unless you're heavily into mobile gaming, smartphone hardware stagnated years ago. Anyone buying premium smartphones now was more or less having the same experience with premium smartphones f
u/NuclearReactions
It was a stupid samsung assistent, as always they were copying apple's home work (i say this as someone who doesn't use apple products) and wanted their own siri. Well their own siri was as u
u/HiphopopoptimusPrime
Dials, levers, chunky buttons. Audible and physical feedback. Satisfying sounds. Cassette players and minidiscs were awesome for that.
u/egnards
The Jetsons and other postmodern futuristic shows had it right, just on too quickly a timeline.
Retro-futurism comes after we get so fucking annoyed with the actual future, so we go back to
u/AlphaTangoFoxtrt
Young kids and non-tech people.
Remember reddit is not a good barometer of public opinion. If it was we would have had POTUS elections: Ron Paul, Bernie Sanders, Bernie Sanders, Kamala Harr
u/AlphaTangoFoxtrt
Young kids and non-tech people.
Remember reddit is not a good barometer of public opinion. If it was we would have had POTUS elections: Ron Paul, Bernie Sanders, Bernie Sanders, Kamala Harr
u/JAlfredJR
Over and over again, the public has resounding said, "No thanks" to AI. Remember Apple Intelligence? Google hits for "how to turn off Apple Intelligence" skyrocketed.
u/BurmecianDancer
Tech company executives and major shareholders of said tech companies.
A grand total of zero **consumers** are asking for this, however.
u/Akrevics
not even major shareholders, they get preached to that this will bring profits, and they just enjoy it, I doubt any of them actually asked for a dedicated ai button.
u/HiphopopoptimusPrime
Dials, levers, chunky buttons. Audible and physical feedback. Satisfying sounds. Cassette players and minidiscs were awesome for that.
u/JAlfredJR
Over and over again, the public has resounding said, "No thanks" to AI. Remember Apple Intelligence? Google hits for "how to turn off Apple Intelligence" skyrocketed.
u/egnards
The Jetsons and other postmodern futuristic shows had it right, just on too quickly a timeline.
Retro-futurism comes after we get so fucking annoyed with the actual future, so we go back to
u/chapman0041
Feels like hardware has stagnated across the board
u/TheAlbinoAmigo
Unless you're heavily into mobile gaming, smartphone hardware stagnated years ago. Anyone buying premium smartphones now was more or less having the same experience with premium smartphones f
u/DudesworthMannington
All I want is a dedicated flashlight button. Best I've gotten is Moto's Judo chop for flashlight.
u/BlakkandMild
You’re like the third person I’ve seen say this. Wtf is a bixby
u/HiphopopoptimusPrime
Dials, levers, chunky buttons. Audible and physical feedback. Satisfying sounds. Cassette players and minidiscs were awesome for that.
u/egnards
The Jetsons and other postmodern futuristic shows had it right, just on too quickly a timeline.
Retro-futurism comes after we get so fucking annoyed with the actual future, so we go back to
u/Arkaid11
I still have it. Disabled on day one, now it does litteraly nothing apart from making me miss the volume button sometimes
u/Akito_900
Who is asking for this????
u/EtalusEnthusiast420
Almost every AI integration makes products worse. Maybe that won’t be the case someday, but it’s a red flag today
u/egnards
The Jetsons and other postmodern futuristic shows had it right, just on too quickly a timeline.
Retro-futurism comes after we get so fucking annoyed with the actual future, so we go back to
u/TheAlbinoAmigo
Unless you're heavily into mobile gaming, smartphone hardware stagnated years ago. Anyone buying premium smartphones now was more or less having the same experience with premium smartphones f
u/NuclearReactions
It's basically the idiotic bixby situation all over again.. in 3 years i have never touched that button on purpose.
u/Akito_900
Who is asking for this????
u/AlphaTangoFoxtrt
Young kids and non-tech people.
Remember reddit is not a good barometer of public opinion. If it was we would have had POTUS elections: Ron Paul, Bernie Sanders, Bernie Sanders, Kamala Harr
u/Alienfreak
Pixel 2-4 had the "Squeeze the phone" to activate Google Assistant.
Reinventing the wheel, eh?
u/BurmecianDancer
Tech company executives and major shareholders of said tech companies.
A grand total of zero **consumers** are asking for this, however.
u/EtalusEnthusiast420
Almost every AI integration makes products worse. Maybe that won’t be the case someday, but it’s a red flag today
u/JMccovery
Bixby/Galaxy AI button on my old S9+ and my current S22 Ultra:
Single-press: Lock/unlock phone
Double-press: Flashlight on/off
Press and hold: Power Menu
I was glad that I could remap the
u/Alienfreak
Pixel 2-4 had the "Squeeze the phone" to activate Google Assistant.
Reinventing the wheel, eh?
u/JAlfredJR
Over and over again, the public has resounding said, "No thanks" to AI. Remember Apple Intelligence? Google hits for "how to turn off Apple Intelligence" skyrocketed.
u/TheAlbinoAmigo
Unless you're heavily into mobile gaming, smartphone hardware stagnated years ago. Anyone buying premium smartphones now was more or less having the same experience with premium smartphones f
u/chapman0041
Feels like hardware has stagnated across the board
u/Akrevics
not even major shareholders, they get preached to that this will bring profits, and they just enjoy it, I doubt any of them actually asked for a dedicated ai button.
u/NuclearReactions
It's basically the idiotic bixby situation all over again.. in 3 years i have never touched that button on purpose.
u/BurmecianDancer
Tech company executives and major shareholders of said tech companies.
A grand total of zero **consumers** are asking for this, however.
u/AlphaTangoFoxtrt
Young kids and non-tech people.
Remember reddit is not a good barometer of public opinion. If it was we would have had POTUS elections: Ron Paul, Bernie Sanders, Bernie Sanders, Kamala Harr
u/Alienfreak
Pixel 2-4 had the "Squeeze the phone" to activate Google Assistant.
Reinventing the wheel, eh?
u/JAlfredJR
Over and over again, the public has resounding said, "No thanks" to AI. Remember Apple Intelligence? Google hits for "how to turn off Apple Intelligence" skyrocketed.
u/chapman0041
Feels like hardware has stagnated across the board
u/Discobastard
Next stage in this: Back to dumbphones.
I personally can't wait for high cassette futurism dumbphones with a cool indestructible look n feel.
In beige with orange accents of course
u/WheresThePenguin
Mine is hold for flashlight and I use it every damn day. My phone is always in my pocket and having a virtually on-demand flashlight the moment it's out of my pocket is nice
u/GlxxmySvndxy
I hate AI so much. I turn all that shit off on my phone and make the power button the power button again. Please don't make a button on every phone specifically for AI or at least let me rema
u/Grand-wazoo
Don't worry, companies will continue to shove half-baked AI features down our throats while negating any tangible improvements to the phone and charging $2k for the privilege.
u/Discobastard
Next stage in this: Back to dumbphones.
I personally can't wait for high cassette futurism dumbphones with a cool indestructible look n feel.
In beige with orange accents of course
u/Akito_900
Who is asking for this????
u/chapman0041
Feels like hardware has stagnated across the board
u/themikker
Next big innovation? Does nobody remember the Bixby button?
u/Akrevics
not even major shareholders, they get preached to that this will bring profits, and they just enjoy it, I doubt any of them actually asked for a dedicated ai button.
u/NuclearReactions
It's basically the idiotic bixby situation all over again.. in 3 years i have never touched that button on purpose.