MindMeld was included in today’s New York Times article about apps that use predictive search to anticipate what a user needs before ever having to ask for anything. With predictive search, a user’s context becomes the actual search query, which can include time of day, location, and with MindMeld — even what you talk about.
Claire Cain Miller’s piece covers Google Now’s use of predictive search technology, along with other apps like MindMeld, Evernote, Cue, Donna, Tempo, and reQall. Check out the full story here
