Rabbit R1 as an Android App
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Rabbit R1 as an Android App
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Re: Rabbit R1 as an Android App
#2HN discussion [0] (70 points, 5 hours ago, 44 comments)
Re: Rabbit R1 as an Android App
#3people have been hard on rabbit r1, but ultimately it is a step toward future I feel. And they bury further down in the article that it requires permissions that the android won't grant.
Re: Rabbit R1 as an Android App
#4people have been hard on rabbit r1, but ultimately it is a step toward future I feel. And they bury further down in the article that it requires permissions that the android won't grant.
What future though? And it’s easily replaced by a hardware button on a phone. I expect Google and Apple will release theirs this year.
Re: Rabbit R1 as an Android App
#5In a few years we will look back at this period in AI with niche hardware startups and companies pouring millions into chatbot UIs and think how early it all was.
The future lives in a thick fog and someone has to venture through. Bless the first to try and find it, but they’re all missing
Re: Rabbit R1 as an Android App
#6people have been hard on rabbit r1, but ultimately it is a step toward future I feel. And they bury further down in the article that it requires permissions that the android won't grant.
It's fine to take baby steps, but you can't sell a proof of concept as a real product. People will hate you, and it'll taint their perception of similar products going forward.
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#7people have been hard on rabbit r1, but ultimately it is a step toward future I feel. And they bury further down in the article that it requires permissions that the android won't grant.
So why don't they sell a phone with customized Android that does what they want, like every single Android brand other than Pixel?
The Rabbit R1 is doomed to be obsolete as soon as Google and Apple add similar functionality to their OS.
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#8It’s incredible to me that people think they can replace phones.
It’s more likely that phones will evolve into whatever takes off next.
Re: Rabbit R1 as an Android App
#9people have been hard on rabbit r1, but ultimately it is a step toward future I feel. And they bury further down in the article that it requires permissions that the android won't grant.
So why don't they sell a phone with customized Android that does what they want, like every single Android brand other than Pixel? The Rabbit R1 is doomed to be obsolete as soon as Google and Apple add similar functionality to their OS.
Probably because a competitive phone is a much bigger effort than a special purpose device
Re: Rabbit R1 as an Android App
#10people have been hard on rabbit r1, but ultimately it is a step toward future I feel. And they bury further down in the article that it requires permissions that the android won't grant.
What future though? And it’s easily replaced by a hardware button on a phone. I expect Google and Apple will release theirs this year.
I got a Bixby button on my Samsung. Am I living in the future? /s