The source describes a voice-controlled phone whose AI agent keeps cross-app context, showing how the assistant could handle requests without naming apps.
Steve Jobs didn't want apps on the iPhone. 19 years later a YC team built the phone he first described.
Blue is a phone you control by talking.
An AI agent runs on top of your normal apps: it knows your context, works inside any app for you, sorts your notifications, and drafts replies that you approve.
The big deal here is that it keeps the cross-app context, so “reply to her about Thursday” doesn’t need you to say which app, which thread or which Thursday.
We switched 10 people from iPhone to Blue. Weeks later, none of them want their iPhone back. Introducing Blue: a phone you just talk to. Tell it what you need, and it gets done. It has all the context, can use every single app, and even triages your notifications. We built it for people who always have a little too much to do. The ones buried in messages, notifications, and to-dos. If that's you, get yours today. Backed by Y Combinator + 70 other VCs & angels. http://heyblue.com
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Original title: Steve Jobs didn't want apps on the iPhone. 19 years later a YC team built the phone he first described.
