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Chrome provides it to in-browser applications via the Web Speech API. However, Google doesn't allow any other browsers or services to use that endpoint (except
by teraflop 11y ago
Chrome provides it to in-browser applications via the Web Speech API. However, Google doesn't allow any other browsers or services to use that endpoint (except for Chromium development, and that only with an extremely limited quota).
- haldean 11y agoThere's an API for it on Android as well that app developers can use.
- Wingman4l7 11y agoI've seen Android Wear apps on the Play Store that utilize it as well.
- liamzebedee 11y ago50 API reqs/day. Very small quota, which is sad, because it is over twice as good as the next best competitor I've found (IBM Bluemix).
- StavrosK 11y agoThat is really too bad. I'd have loved an offline application that could reliably recognize my speech, like the Amazon echo but not connected to the Internet.