The big thing is it's supposed to understand plain spoken commands..e.g. 'where is the local train station?'
'what is the weather like?'
'where is the nearest library?'
'what's that smell from my underpants?'
That sort of thing.
But more than likely it will just phone someone you don't want to speak to like most voice command phones do.
('what is the weather like?'
'where is the nearest library?'
'what's that smell from my underpants?'
That sort of thing.
But more than likely it will just phone someone you don't want to speak to like most voice command phones do.
tim1701 I have no board signature!!!!!,
Wed 5 Oct 2011, 15:00,
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I'd like to see a Geordie use one..."wye aye man, wheres the chippie like?"
*warning, may lead in smoke escaping from iphone and phoning the local knocking shop
(*warning, may lead in smoke escaping from iphone and phoning the local knocking shop
tim1701 I have no board signature!!!!!,
Wed 5 Oct 2011, 15:05,
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JESUS!!!!is it really you?
( tim1701 I have no board signature!!!!!,
Wed 5 Oct 2011, 15:22,
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Android phones have voice recognition/dictation thingyI tried mine out recently by trying to make a note through voice recognition. The note says,
"The link cable is the links TV or resource you understand the links"
You may make of that what you will.
("The link cable is the links TV or resource you understand the links"
You may make of that what you will.
Wasp Box like a nervous random stranger at a glory hole,
Wed 5 Oct 2011, 15:13,
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