Habib Khalid

Great work guys. I have one question. If you add a word to the text, what happens? Because in the video demo, you are only removing repeated words.

Does it also help you find a job?

Doesn't work on mobile. Says oh and oh. That's the last thing I want to see from an app.

@timoreilly why is there no kindle edition of this book?

It doesn't work for me. I tried different phone numbers and still get the same message "We couldn't validate your phone number, please try again later." From a user perspective, the message is downright useless. It doesn't tell me what happened, if anything, and why it cannot validate the phone number.

The issue with Google is that they are not focused. They come up with a new product every once in a while and then abandons it and replaces it with something else that goes out of the market in a few months.

Why so much blue?

Nicely designed chart and animation. The selection boxes could be a bit more descriptive. Numbers are okay if you want to read the description at the top but even still it's a bit hard to connect them to what each value means. Maybe breaking them down into categories will work.

The UX is just a mess. I cannot believe Amazon would do such a poor job. For now, I am sticking to Skype. Nice try Amazon.

Where's the iOS version?

This is one of best translation tools out there. The sign reading thing is amazing but cannot read curved texts.

Why don't you guys work on a native app for macOS? The current app is slow and can be a lot faster if you implement it natively.

I dont know if there's a need for this product. My headphones never fall out of my ears. The Apple EarPods pretty stay in your ears pretty firmly. So what is the need? Appreciate the efforts though but curious to know.

This is still the old app. Hope Google rolls out a new version soon. Current one is good for receiving messages. Other than that, it's pretty much useless.

Does it mean we can use this as a proper app on our iPhones? I am a big fan of Google Voice but thought it was something they totally forgot about. #LongLiveGoogleVocie

This is done by a friend. It's a google Chrome extension that helps you save your current page location. If you are reading long articles and want to save your current location, you just click on the little Freeze button at the top. It enables you pick up from where you left off. Comments and feedback are welcome.

Can you give us a real world use case? I read your message where you talk about sending messages to browsers, but what are some use cases? Thanks.

Is it part of the new iOS 10 rollout?