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The only thing to do is to find it in the contact list, but finding something in this enormous list of chats might be problematic.\n\n**The Death Launcher**\nApart from similar functionality iOS / Android applications and chatbots have one more thing in common - how they run. In other words, the launcher.\n\n![](https://steemitimages.com/DQmQGo7foxNpTvwXFPuFXD12wLNMngBB7LtnCShPC3eC7Wx/image.png)\n\nSeven screens of apps that I'm trying to live with\n\nAs far as I know, iPhones stopped producing 16gb models and Android have been using micro-SD for a while. What does it mean for the user? Abundance of applications. So many that most of them will be opened once or twice during the whole time you have this phone. Developers' attempts to return the user won't help (there are so many built-in notifications that they are turned off instantly) to revive the app; neither will bright icons, widgets, or stickers, which you add to your app.\n\nMass app grave - this is where all such applications end up (except for some 10 to 20 apps that you use in everyday life). Is it possible to go back from this point of no return? Probably, yes, and there are some methods (not the topic we want to discuss here). The problem of numerous applications is so urgent that OS developers decided to take the matter in their own hands: some more successfully, like WP with its data relevant tiles;r some less, like Android and iOS.\n\nAnd here is a fact – it's almost impossible to find something visually on a phone even after six months of use, especially with all its folders, widgets and live wallpapers.\n\n**OK Google, What Do I Want?**\nAll operating systems agreed on one thing. 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That means if you open the last session of the video or game, you will open it in the same place and get everything the same as on any other device.\n\n*Phone app*\n![](https://steemitimages.com/DQmTn7xJsP6BBXATF5W9WYpmN4UmDKjcyke1nkH7Zj91g3M/image.png)\n\nHere everything is very simple: send the server a new phone or a photo of a business card or a number as an outgoing and receive a question \"Call or add to contacts?\". We start typing – we get an automatic suggestion of the contact name. Timeline of incoming and outgoing calls is like everywhere else. You can even display popular contacts but it's just an option. After installing the communication, you can see a familiar standard keyboard.\n\n*News or RSS*\n![](https://steemitimages.com/DQmRUDi7HYxhu3Ze29b5wzZjnc5557Lw3UAnEYQYkdhNHWY/image.png)\n\nNot even going to talk about. It works and Telegram is really good at it (check @feedsRSSBot). Sharing messages, viewing links in the internal browser - it works perfectly.\n\n*Yandex.Navigator*\n![](https://steemitimages.com/DQmfAwef18DR31Mqgw5RdWKmm7fdthshsd96Sfb38cmpVex/image.png)\n\nMake it simple: voice command → receive directions. Send the name of a street → what would you like to find there? Start entering address → receive autosuggestions. Information about traffic jams and problems on the road is in the incoming messages. Navigation mode is a full-screen application since it is still important not to be distracted, safety first. It is important to immediately offer the user an option which he can tap or just say \"go\". That will be enough.\n\nI think from now we can leave out screenshots. Music or bank-clients, anything fits in a standard and familiar UX of the messenger between the user and function. I have been trying for a long time to imagine an application that could not have been redesigned to such mechanics and haven't found one yet.\n\nTo create quick and easy UX-scripts with 100% working NLP in an unreal OS is not too difficult a task. Of course, something could have been done better, something should have been thrown away, something I have forgotten to mention. But it is all beyond the discussion of how we will use applications in the future.\n\nSo, let's go back to the screenshot which we have already seen: \n![](https://steemitimages.com/DQmZNRXAC7ZFYJkQXJTLgbsabo6nZLSZdaq2P2xrUoX368u/image.png)\n\nIt is the same launcher. It can be tile, horizontal, vertical, drag-and-drop. It can be anything, but it won't be necessary if all that I have described above works and understands the user.\n\n![](http://shir-man.com/content/images/2016/11/applewatch-ui-on-iPhone1.gif)\n\nNow we simply disable the selection of applications and leave one input field and a series of incoming-outgoing messages with a quick search function: \n\n![](https://steemitimages.com/DQmXnrb52HM9Fjf2VspQTKSgS7hyGByCvJ41wZTEYFwKmnU/image.png)\n\nScary, isn't it? Now all the functions that I described in the examples above can be used directly without opening the application. Moreover, it is not necessary to download, as a typical application store in this concept is replaced by \"the privilege to receive a user request.\" OS itself will clarify (if it is necessary), what you need based on the type of data that you are sending it, and taking into account the audio and video geo-sensors of the device. Additionally, such UX will most likely allow to listen to the user all the time but react only at the moments when it's necessary. And this concept does not exclude the possibility to leave some applications in a more or less classic form, in case you're old-school.\n\nIt turns out that the concept of App Driven Messaging OS is real chatbots (extremely rare on the market) and applications are a part of the process of communication between the user and function. This could be a web application or a game but it all fits in the form of a chat; and is directly connected with the theme of smart assistants as Siri and Google Now. As the OS will be responsible for recognizing the needs of the user, we will have to adapt to the requirements of the platform.\n\nYou want pizza - you ask (verbally) for pizza and confirm the order.\n\nYou want to calculate exchange rates - you just do it (as does Google Now).\n\nYou are chatting with a friend and during the dialogue you are offered to use some of the [inline bots](https://telegram.org/blog/inline-bots): \n![](http://shir-man.com/content/images/2016/11/messenger-concept.gif)\n\n**Does It Mean That Applications Will Be Completely Replaced By Chatbots?**\nNo way. We gonna live in the world of the parallel architecture, where there is a clever assistant and its flexible request processing without downloading applications. A world where there will be classic iOS / Android applications, adapted to chatbot-like architecture (PRF [1](https://developer.apple.com/sirikit/), [2](http://www.androidauthority.com/google-now-open-api-594564/)), and the world of \"classic\" gradually outdating applications. In general, we will have it all at once. \n\n![](https://steemitimages.com/DQmfTp7u8nLXZgVSV6UmG1CYo9B4XpaKcDRLphNMkEjdCmi/image.png)\n\nThe market moves in the direction of NLP. These chatbots will limit the number of unnecessary icons. Ideally, such an approach will save us from \"one-day\" applications created for a particular event or occasion, like Google I/O. In the meantime, we have to deal with bots that are trying to be smarter than applications but they aren't there yet, although people continue producing more and more of them. So, if you are one of those developers, it is better to switch your attention to applications. Chances are your bot will be a hit in the future after the integration with Siri / Google Now since the problem of recognition of the user's text or voice is not your problem, it is the task of the operating system. ADM OS does not mean that UI designers will have less work, it means they will have more as it will be necessary to consider the human touch in communication with users. This design will be not only about the depth of taps which will allow to get the functions and usability, but also the reaction of the application to the user's request: which tone you chatbot uses to answer questions.\n\nIn other words, chat bots, applications, Web applications - all of it is just examples of a clever assistant which we (humans) are about to complete. And if the name Operating System Telegram hurts your eyes, don't forget that it was an abstraction. 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      "body": "There is a popular plot device in world literature: a book, after reading which, people either die, or lose their mind, or commit suicide. This isn’t an original plot device. It’s in fact so unoriginal that it was already the subject of parodies by the beginning of the XX century. An example of this is “The Blast of the Book”, a short story by G. K. Chesterton. It’s easy to guess the roots of this plotline: most writers are pretty chuffed by the idea that writing something is magical, that the written word can move mountains and lay whole kingdoms to dust. That and kill people, of course. Usually though these statements are used as a metaphor. For example “Mein Kampf” could be called a book that took many lives, but only metaphorically. Could something like this happen literally though?\n\nAt first glance, it’s a rather silly question. Of course not. Carpets can’t fly, houses are not made of gingerbread and books can’t kill people. History, however, does have a place for books with a rather somber reputation.\nPerhaps the most famous deadly book is a novel by Johann Wolfgang von Goethe called “The Sorrows of Young Werther”. The plot is pretty straightforward: a sentimental young man falls in love with a young girl but she marries another. The young man is unable to bear the burden of his sorrows and he kills himself. You might say that’s all pretty dark, but nothing unusual. Well, that may be the case for a contemporary reader. However, it had the effect of an atomic bomb in European society of the time. All across Europe, young men were inspired by Werther’s act and proceeded to shoot themselves. The number was so huge that contemporaries compared the book to a deadly wind. There was a whole suicidal epidemic in Europe for decades. It affected German-speaking nations the most. Attitudes towards the book became rather mystical. When Napoleon was a general, he issued a separate order to ban the book within his army. Several countries banned its publication.\n\nAs it often happens, the book was largely autobiographical. When Goethe was a young man, he suffered from a strong unrequited love towards a young girl called Charlotte, like the heroine of his novel. His friend’s suicide had a major impact on him and he contemplated ending his own life. Things worked out in a much less tidy and romantic fashion though: like the main character of “The Ring”, he pushed many people towards death while escaping it himself.\n\nOf course, the novel wasn’t filled with any NLP or psychocoding or black magic. It’s just that when the reader was in a similar situation to the protagonist, he strongly identified with him. And, for young people, this obviously wasn’t a rare occurrence. So the reader mistook Werther’s action for a logical or even appropriate one. Much later, in the XX century, suicidologists would call this copycat suicide phenomenon the “Werther effect”. So if you haven’t read this book and want to – don’t worry. It won’t make you contemplate suicide, same as “What is to be done?” won’t turn you into a revolutionary. It’s just that each time period has its own overarching ideas and literary devices that don’t necessarily work as well on future generations.\n\nRussia actually saw a similar “suicide epidemic” after the publication of “Poor Lisa”, a novel by Nikolay Karamazin. In the novel, a young peasant girl has a brief affair with an aristocrat, only to later discover that he left her to marry a wealthy widow. Heartbroken, she drowns herself in the lake they often walked past. This novel is currently on the school curriculum, yet it cause a true epidemic among young women and girls reading it in 1792.",
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