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(via Concept UI - Music Streaming App by Intuz)

Concept UI - Music Streaming App Streaming music has grown a lot since its inception and is now among the best ways to listen to tunes. The idea of the music streaming app was to create an app concept having a clean design and an interactive interface.

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[hammerheadtiger]

This one of the most important aspects of Axiom OS; The ability of Panels to expand for more user control without leaving the home screen. For example, when the user receives an Email. The email can be read and replied to in the expanded email icon with options to Reply, Forward,Mark As, and More. Music control can be done outside the app with basic controls and information. This maximizes productivity and makes the interface feel interconnected and coherent.

The TickFeed banner at the top of the phone will also integrate within apps. In this scenario, A user has just received an Email about an upcoming BBQ. Tickfeed is now actively preparing a calendar entry and ready to receive contextual time sensitive commands like "remind me to buy paper plates for this BBQ." Tickfeed will now remind you to buy paper plates next time you are in the store, but before the BBQ. TickFeed will in this case be a mediator of information connecting the Reminders App, Calendar App, and its own location and time aware system to seamlessly set up the system by which the user will attend the BBQ.

[hammerheadtiger]

TickFeed is a scrolling banner of information that is always listening and always contextually aware. For example when you have the phone out and you casually wonder out loud about the weather in Seattle, TickFeed catches on to that and scrolls the pertinent weather information through. When you say a note and then tell TickFeed to "Save that as a Note," It will save the last thing you just said as a note. When you are in an app, TickFeed can scroll different voice commands you may use. For example, in the Email App, you may say "Copy the contents of this email" or "Reply, I will be there."

Unlike a standard voice assistant who needs some kind of initial command be it voice of button based, TickFeed  is always on because it is unobtrusive, allowing for thoughts and ideas to be captured instantaneously, even after they have been voiced. You can continuously tell TickFeed to add items to a grocery list throughout the day without even taking it out of the pocket, saving time and effort while ensuring that nothing is missed just because it wasn't convenient to record it at the time.

Notifications will be presented as lines of text so that entire lengthy texts can be read without going into the texting app.

Another important feature is the ability of TickFeed to reply to messages or conduct actions. In Siri or Google Now, sending a text message is an action that is not presented in the texting app itself, but as a popup part of the conversation. Because TickFeed is always presented at the top banner, it can open the Messaging app up on screen to fill out messages in its native environment for the user or  give users the full range of message options. For example, when you say "Post to Facebook, the last photo I just took." it will open up the Facebook App on screen, click 'Post Photo' for you, select the picture out of a scroll, place it in the Facebook Post, and then ask you to confirm the post.

I like to think it strikes the best of both worlds between a full formal voice assistant and a simple voice command system. The best part is you don't have to even leave many apps for it to work. It is a packaged notification delivering, question answering, news scrolling, and ease of use assistant into one simple nonstop stream of text.

There are obvious downsides to this idea however, a Nonstop stream of information may make users uncomfortable, as if there was important notifications coming through and they were missing out. Without a trigger word, it may mistake something you say as an action or note you want to make. it may drown out other notifications so that the user misses them. I think that with the right amount of adjustment, this can be a more elegant system then the current voice assistant, removing any barriers between the users and information.