where does voice actually work as an interface and where does it fall apart
ok so voice is fine for small stuff, right. Skip a song, change a setting, whatever. If your hands are full or you're alone in the car it's great. But then you're on a train or at a friend's place and saying "set it to 68" out loud is just weird, and private stuff is a no. Anything that needs to be exact is annoying too.
Anyone know of research on when people actually go for voice over touch. I found a bunch on speed and accuracy but way less on whether people feel okay doing it around others, which feels like the bigger deal. And is there anything in between, like something quieter than talking but faster than unlocking your phone and opening an app and hunting for the right control. That gap feels huge. Maybe it's a thing and I just don't know what it's called.