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what phone does she have? I gave up on voice recognition a decade ago because I realized the thing has to work as good as an average person's ear/understanding
by sanoli 11y ago
what phone does she have? I gave up on voice recognition a decade ago because I realized the thing has to work as good as an average person's ear/understanding capacity or it just stinks to use. So I said, I'll give it a decade or more. I still thought it was not there, since I never see people use Siri. Maybe I'm wrong?
- EarthLaunch 11y agoI'd say it's close enough to being there, that it's there. I get about 95% accuracy, and the 5% is overcome by how much faster it is than poking fake keys. This only applies to generic language. Unusual phrasings, niche words, or proper nouns come out wrong. This make speech perfect for quick texting, but still unusable for real writing.
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- unoti 11y agoTry using voice on any Android phone. Look for a little microphone icon wherever the virtual keyboard is up, and try a few things out for yourself, such as dictating an SMS message. It's come a long way in the last 4 years. It's come a very, very long way in the last 10 years.
- baldfat 11y agoSamsung Note 3. Also Siri is not as good as the Android voice.
- sanoli 11y agoDidn't know that. Thanks. I'll check out this model, or a newer one. Still using a flip phone but it's about time, since pretty much everyone now talks through whatsapp in my country.