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My experience is totally opposite. I've found Google voice search very effective, even in a crowded bar. When I listen to some the recordings that were successf
by durzagott 10y ago
My experience is totally opposite. I've found Google voice search very effective, even in a crowded bar. When I listen to some the recordings that were successful[1], I'm frankly amazed at what a good job it does.
1. https://history.google.com/history/audio https://history.google.com/history/audio
- gd2 10y agoDidn't know about the easy available saved history URL. Interesting.
- grkvlt 10y agoThat URL is the most amazing thing I have ever seen! Unfortunately, it does not convince me of the power of speech operated interfaces. My history tends to consist of a series of multi-part voice commands with the first or second phrase being repeated multiple times, in progressively more angry tones of voice, until it seems I give up. It looks like the most common thing I do, interestingly, is set timers for myself. The most hilarious clip I found was one where Google had transcribed the request as "bbbbbbb bbbbbbb bbbbbbb" and on playing it back, I heard the sound of my alarm clock going off with a steady beep, beep, beep...!