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Siri's Tidal support highlights an Android gap
Original: Siri will play music from Tidal on # iOS , but Gemini can't do the same on # Android . This makes iOS objectively superi
Users are pointing out that Siri on iOS can play music from Tidal via voice commands, while Google's Gemini assistant cannot do the same on Android. The complaint is that the workaround—building a custom IFTTT applet—is unreasonably complicated for such a basic task. The exchange is sparking debate about whether platform-specific app integrations make one mobile ecosystem better than the other.
Why now: Frustration over the asymmetry between Siri's native Tidal integration and Gemini's lack of one is prompting discussion about voice assistant capabilities on Android versus iOS.
Evidence
- Siri will play music from Tidal on # iOS , but Gemini can't do the same on # Android . This makes iOS objectively superior! /s But seriously do I need to make a custom IFTTT applet? Why should I have to learn how to do that for something so conceptually simple? · gklein88@dragonscave.space · 1
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