Win8 challenges Apple Siri: System built-in Microsoft Tellme Voice Assistant

A year ago, Microsoft designed the Tellme Voice Assistant for Windows Phone; a year later, Apple's iPhone 4S Siri voice assistant hit the world. Microsoft apparently got up early and rushed to the late episode; don't forget that the concept of tablet was born in the great Microsoft. No wonder, Microsoft’s chief strategy and research officer once said sourly, “Apple Siri is not awkward. It’s just that marketing is so successful.”

It’s a good thing, there’s a good thing. The netizens deliberately produced two videos of Microsoft's Tellme vs. Apple Siri, but they all ended up with Microsoft's failure. After shame and fear, Microsoft said it would work hard to improve the functionality and user experience of Tellme. (Related videos, see the end of the article)

Recently, Microsoft released a new interface for Xbox similar to Windows8, and added Bing's voice search function, which can be implemented by relying on Kinect. Now Apple's Siri market is big, and Microsoft is already "with technology and no restrictions." Some foreign experts predict that Microsoft is likely to insert voice wings for Win8 and add voice assistant functions similar to Tellme.

With such a large market demand, many third-party manufacturers can't wait; what Microsoft needs to do now is to release voice assistant technology for the Windows platform as soon as possible; of course, don't forget to strengthen marketing promotion. Yo.