Zhao Ming denied that he didn't copy it, and he could send the new machine to Luo Yonghao to experience
At the beginning of the year, a new "war" has been ignited in the smartphone circle, which has always been full of gunpowder.
On January 10, Honor released the new MagicOS 8.0 system, which brought the "Any Door" function to cause controversy. This function simplifies the multi-step operation in the traditional cross-application service flow interaction mode to a one-step direct operation completed by "one-to-tow". Users can long press and hold text, pictures, files, videos and other elements on the interface to the edges of the left and right screens, and then trigger any door function to quickly transfer to other application services.
In response to this function, on the evening of January 10th, Luo Yonghao, the founder of Hammer Technology, forwarded the official account of Honor on Weibo and shouted to Zhao Ming: "This is the One Step of copying the hammer mobile phone in naked photos, is Mr. Zhao deceived by the child who makes the product? I believe that your company will not be so shameless, and you are not Apple." ”
Luo Yonghao's Weibo bombarded glory
On the evening of January 11th, after the release of a new generation of flagship Magic6 series and the world's first Porsche-designed folding screen mobile phone Honor Magic V2 RSR, Zhao Ming responded to Luo Yonghao's plagiarism questions in an interview with a reporter from Nandu Bay Finance Society.
He said that Honor's arbitrary door function can be traced back to the first generation of Magic live, when the one-step direct function was already implemented. "However, at that time, we mainly used input methods, cards, etc. to achieve single-intent recognition, and with the development of AI, it has gradually developed into human-computer interaction with multi-intent recognition. Zhao Ming said with a smile, "After the meeting, we can give our mobile phone to Mr. Luo and let Mr. Luo experience it." ”
It is reported that One Step is one of the classic functions developed by the software team of Hammer Technology, which was first released in the Smartisan M1 series of Hammer Technology. This function also requires a simple drag-and-drop operation to complete the information exchange between applications. For example, you can send messages to apps or contacts by dragging and dropping, without having to switch apps back and forth. This feature saves the user the need to switch between different applications and breaks down the boundaries between applications in the handheld.
Judging from the demonstration effect, Honor's "Any Door" function is indeed similar to the One Step of the Hammer phone, which is mainly reflected in the operation logic of dragging and dropping to the sidebar and eliminating the need to switch back and forth between applications.
Glory's "Any Door" feature
Hammer Technology's One Step feature
In the midst of doubts, Honor has repeatedly emphasized the difference between the two on many occasions recently. On January 10, in an interview before the press conference, Deng Bin, President of R&D Management of Honor Terminal Co., Ltd., explained the core difference between Anydoor and One Step. He said that the function of One Step can be understood as a shortcut that can be hidden, and the core of the "Arbitrary Door" function is not a shortcut, but the platform-level AI capabilities behind it. "This is an interactive logic based on intent recognition independently developed by Honor, which was not available in that era. ”
Deng Bin explained that the "Any Door" function is to help users identify intentions, and its real value is to identify what users want to do, "Drag the Taobao password and it will come out of Taobao, drag the address, or there may be an address in a large paragraph, it can know that you want to take a taxi." This also means that, over time, the "arbitrary door" in each person's hands will take on a more personal state of service.
However, while denying the imitation, Deng Bin also affirmed the One Step technology in the interview, "We think Mr. Luo is really powerful, and some ideas of human-computer interaction are quite advanced." ”
Written by: Nandu Bay Finance Society reporter Yan Zhaoxin