I have to laugh at how far Forbes has fallen... from respectable journalism to click bait sensationalism reminiscent of the Weekly World News. Apparently, the writers and editors haven't been trained that 'reporting' involves who, what, when, where, why and how. That's it! As soon as an adjective is written, it's no longer news... it's commentary.
In the last month I've seen multiple headlines, pointing to the same article, just to grab a few more slots in news aggregator apps and sites. Among the headlines:
'Samsung accidentally reveals massive Galaxy Note 9 upgrade'
'Galaxy Note 9 massive storage leaked'
'The Galaxy Note 9's nasty surprise'
'The critical feature missing on the Galaxy Note 9'
And, most recently:
'The iPhone X has already beaten the Galaxy Note 9'
(with the latest phones not even released yet, that's an interesting claim!)
I know, I'm just ranting... but it seems like most tech journalists have iPhones, and they're treating the potential of the Note9 actually performing well against the iPhone as if it's a personal threat!
And between the Siri fans and the Google fans, don't bother looking for any stories that are even neutral towards Bixby, let alone positive! Bixby is always a dismal failure, it's an albatross, it's a (fill in the blank). Last time I checked, though, Siri couldn't perform complex commands... and when the Note9 is released next week, Bixby will have contextual conversations. I'm pretty sure Siri can't do that, either.