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With decent audio compression you're talking something like 50 or 60 megabytes per hour of audio (half that in mono, come to think of it). Assuming your listene
by justin66 9y ago
With decent audio compression you're talking something like 50 or 60 megabytes per hour of audio (half that in mono, come to think of it). Assuming your listener software is doing a little work to not send silence or unintelligible noise, I bet the data usage would be totally dwarfed by regular use of the phone.
- baobrien 9y agoWith a low bitrate speech codec, you can get well down to 1 or 2 megabytes per hour.
- uptown 9y agoWhy would it need to send audio? Convert it to text in the device and send that.
- justin66 9y agoYou're right, but most of the real intelligence in the voice-to-text these devices are relying on comes from computation done on the server side, I believe. That way they get to constantly train the algorithm with new data, and so on and so forth. (the point still stands, either way: the network bandwidth these things use is not a big deal)