The reality of voice apps: there are far less "killer use cases" compared to iPhone apps. The winners will win big.
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Replying to @jmj
completely disagree. Think it will be way more the opposite. Like web search. Many sites, many small to medium businesses.
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Replying to @ShaneMac
If small businesses have easy platforms to build voice apps, then maybe. Early data doesn't support this behavior.
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Currently: If you met with a small business & asked them to build a voice app, they'd tell you to get lost. Not worth their time.
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Replying to @jmj
"currently" is the best way I've found to move nothing forward. Ask them if they would love a free assistant to answer their phone...
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this is as much about phones dying as it is about websites being reimagined. People aren't thinking creatively enough 4 what's possible
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Replying to @ShaneMac
I'm bullish on voice. Just saying that SMB's don't give a shit about voice right now and early data doesn't give them reason to.
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Gentlemen, I see both. There stake holders and the abstraction layer. E.g. Apple created an abstraction on the cell companies
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I see Google-class opportunity for startups building on the
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More: http://readmultiplex.com/2017/01/10/the-voice-first-abstraction-layers-the-startup-opportunity/ … via @ReadMultiplex
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