4 ms·
>For Siri, how many of us will actually use it day to day in the office or commute? My wife has been using voice input on her low-end Android device ($150 with
by SomeCallMeTim 15y ago
>For Siri, how many of us will actually use it day to day in the office or commute?
My wife has been using voice input on her low-end Android device ($150 with no contract) for months now, and she uses it pretty much every time she needs to navigate somewhere -- it's that good. I've also seen her use it for search -- general search and "Mexican restaurants near me" map search. It's fast, and it's pretty good at understanding what you're saying.
It's a cool feature, but the most compelling use cases are search related -- and Android has those nailed.
- nutjob123 15y agoMy 85 year old relative can't hit the virtual keys very well on his android phone but he presses the speech button and asks for what he wants. I've seen him do it and it works pretty well although sometimes he needs to repeat himself. I have worked with the android recognizer api and it is very easy to implement in 3rd party apps.