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Of note: this same "type it as you speak" feature, also using Google's voice recognition, is available on Android phones using the Swiftkey keyboard replacement
by notlisted 14y ago
Of note: this same "type it as you speak" feature, also using Google's voice recognition, is available on Android phones using the Swiftkey keyboard replacement, which means it will work whenever text input is available, be it facebook, a text, an email etc. It works so well my mind was blown and I actually use it.
Apple of course does not allow keyboard replacement either, so we're all stuck with the crappy voice recognition in iDevices (I have several, statement of fact, not fanboy-ism)
- notlisted 14y agoOne refinement... the best part of the SwiftKey implementation is support for multiple languages at the same time. Switch input language, two clicks, and it will work. Apple doesn't allow you to switch language context (keyboard, yes, voice input, no).