Named after the fictional Halo character: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cortana
I think it's a fascinating move on Microsoft's part to integrate a video game character into a users day-to-day reality. I can imagine some nostalgia fueled sales happening as a result. But moreover, I can't help but be reminded of the movie Her. Where the lines between our physical reality and our digital reality start to blur
Microsoft unveils Windows Phone 8.1 with personal assistant Cortana
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#12Named after the fictional Halo character: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cortana
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#13- Can it handle an interaction such as:
-- "Michael, you've got a new message from Paul"
-- "Read it for me"
-- 'Ok, Paul wrote: "Where should we meet today?"'
-- "Answer with "in the Starbucks, at noon as we discussed".
-- 'Ok, here is what I understood: "In the Starbucks, at noon as we discussed". Shall I send it?
-- "yes"
-- "Ok, your reply has been sent.
Re: Microsoft unveils Windows Phone 8.1 with personal assistant Cortana
#14Named after the fictional Halo character: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cortana
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#16Kudos to MS for making their personal assistant extendable by third party apps. Neither Apple nor Google have managed to do that yet.
It's basically a pluggable Google Now with APIs. I think it's great.
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#17Named after the fictional Halo character: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cortana
I think it's a fascinating move on Microsoft's part to integrate a video game character into a users day-to-day reality. I can imagine some nostalgia fueled sales happening as a result. But moreover, I can't help but be reminded of the movie Her. Where the lines between our physical reality and our digital reality start to blur
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#18I'd like to be able to talk to my Windows 8.1 PC the same way I can talk to my Android/iOS/Windows Phone. Would be very handy I think.
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#19I'd like to be able to talk to my Windows 8.1 PC the same way I can talk to my Android/iOS/Windows Phone. Would be very handy I think.
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#20Earlier quoted context omitted.
I think it's a fascinating move on Microsoft's part to integrate a video game character into a users day-to-day reality. I can imagine some nostalgia fueled sales happening as a result. But moreover, I can't help but be reminded of the movie Her. Where the lines between our physical reality and our digital reality start to blur
Interesting, as well, that Microsoft wrote a love story between Cortana and Master Chief.