- Jul 31, 2015
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Back in the days when I used a Windows phone my assistant was Cortana. I was newer really impressed but it was more or less the option I had. However, I did use it for simple things and I took it for granted that Cortana would develop over time.
Since I became an Android user I dropped Cortana (I did never bother to use it on the computer).
Now, today, I got curious and activated Cortana on my laptop, BUT, jez it is SO bad!
I do understand that certain adaptation, training and set up is needed but HOW can an “assistant” at the end of 2017 not do simple things like: Control Spotify (even though I did add it as a music service in Cortana…?), check and read my office email from Outlook/office 365, control more than a handful services for smart homes, download more than a handful of “skills”?
The lack of skills, the lack of deeper integration with Office 365 and the lack of (the by MS recommended) Spotify makes Cortana feel abandoned. Has anything improved regarding Cortana during the last years? Is killing Cortana another “bright vision” in Nadellas head? :devil:
Since I became an Android user I dropped Cortana (I did never bother to use it on the computer).
Now, today, I got curious and activated Cortana on my laptop, BUT, jez it is SO bad!
I do understand that certain adaptation, training and set up is needed but HOW can an “assistant” at the end of 2017 not do simple things like: Control Spotify (even though I did add it as a music service in Cortana…?), check and read my office email from Outlook/office 365, control more than a handful services for smart homes, download more than a handful of “skills”?
The lack of skills, the lack of deeper integration with Office 365 and the lack of (the by MS recommended) Spotify makes Cortana feel abandoned. Has anything improved regarding Cortana during the last years? Is killing Cortana another “bright vision” in Nadellas head? :devil:
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