Just read this article when is it coming out
https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.th...tal-voice-assistant-second-generation-release
https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.th...tal-voice-assistant-second-generation-release
Hasn't been announced yetJust read this article when is it coming out
https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.th...tal-voice-assistant-second-generation-release
Bixby is absolute trash. I just got my Note 8, and it recognizes my voice, but won't wake up my device because it can't hear my voice. I've toggled every button imaginable to make it work.
I came from an Iphone 7 Plus, and Siri worked flawless out of the box. Why does Samsung even think about putting this garbage on their phones. I paid almost $1000 for this phone so I could have a junk app on it that I can't get rid of.
There is a way to increase sensitivity if it can't recognize your voice. It's working fine for me. Don't get frustrated, have some patience to learn. When you switch systems you need to give it time. Its been 5 years and Siri isn't any better than Bixby which is less than a year old (I do have iPad pro). Hopefully you didn't get defective piece. Please check.
Bixby is absolute trash. I just got my Note 8, and it recognizes my voice, but won't wake up my device because it can't hear my voice. I've toggled every button imaginable to make it work.
I came from an Iphone 7 Plus, and Siri worked flawless out of the box. Why does Samsung even think about putting this garbage on their phones. I paid almost $1000 for this phone so I could have a junk app on it that I can't get rid of.
Bixby is absolute trash. I just got my Note 8, and it recognizes my voice, but won't wake up my device because it can't hear my voice. I've toggled every button imaginable to make it work.
I came from an Iphone 7 Plus, and Siri worked flawless out of the box. Why does Samsung even think about putting this garbage on their phones. I paid almost $1000 for this phone so I could have a junk app on it that I can't get rid of.
Disagree. I came from an iphone 7p and absolutely hated siri. Rarely gave proper responses to inquiries. About as frustrating as the fingerprint ID. Felt I was paying for a product in perpetual beta. Bixby is a little better so far for me. So, siri may wake up, but when she does she is trash. Google Assistant beats both in my opinion.
There are apps to remap the Bixby button too, so even if you don't like Bixby it's not a waste. I just set one up and I really like having an extra hardware button to use to my own liking. You can even do separate actions for double press and long press!I'm back to using Google Assisant. That is an app that works almost flawless. I disabled my Bixby button. All one needs to do is read the forums and the bloggers to find out what kind of reputation Bixby has. It's almost laughable how bad the app is.
Problem is, I'm stuck with a dedicated button on a $1000 device that I can't use. It's call poor marketing 101.
I'm back to using Google Assisant. That is an app that works almost flawless. I disabled my Bixby button. All one needs to do is read the forums and the bloggers to find out what kind of reputation Bixby has. It's almost laughable how bad the app is.
Problem is, I'm stuck with a dedicated button on a $1000 device that I can't use. It's call poor marketing 101.
I've spent the last few days trying to give Bixby another chance after writing it off immediately after my initial purchase of the N8. I am able to get Bixby to recognize my voice just fine but as far as programming it to do anything useful it's still just pretty awful. It's not intuitive at all and trying to get it to do what you want other than the most basic things is nearly impossible. Sure, it can do really simple, easy tasks. So easy and simple that there's no need to have Bixby do them for you other than to marvel at the ability to do it. But try to get it to do something with logic - forget it. Who knows though, maybe it will get better over time. In the meantime I'll keep using Llama (a simple Tasker type app) to automatically do things that Bixby can't. I'd much rather just program the phone to do things automatically than to have to actually tell it to do it and then wait and watch it go through it's steps painfully slow. It's like watching a three-year-old child try to accomplish a simple task.
This is an amazing video. Everyone with a Note8, S8, or S8+ should definitely watch this.