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I've seen people use Google Voice in a loud bar. It seemed to be effective. I can't get Siri to work under those conditions, however. The noise should be a solv
by melling 10y ago
I've seen people use Google Voice in a loud bar. It seemed to be effective. I can't get Siri to work under those conditions, however. The noise should be a solvable problem.
- StavrosK 10y agoYeah, Google's voice recognition has worked for me everywhere, even loud clubs. It's quite magical. I'm sure it would work in the car. Now, whether I would trust Google with that data is a different question. (Spoiler: no.)
- jstandard 10y agoInside the car is a bit of a different since the device won't be handheld and you may not even be directing your voice toward the microphone. If you have a phone with a high-quality mic, mount it in the right spot, and speak loudly, it can usually get the job done though. Performance in general has gotten a lot better in recent years, though it's tough to call it a "solved problem".
- daveguy 10y agoIt should be, but I'm definitely not preordering a product like that without a third party demo.
- spike021 10y agoI've used Siri just fine to set timers and create reminders while a TV is blaring with announcers commentating sports live. Probably depends on some environments.
- tedmiston 10y agoSimilarly Alexa does not detect the wake word if it's playing music all the way up and I'm more than a couple feet away from the Echo.