Hi everyone!
I found this app that lets you bypass the "Teach the Assistant to recognize your voice" page that renders voice commands useless on non Pixel phones.
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=choplabalagun.blogspot.com.chopassistant
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1 any app that can Read LOUDLY the text messages !!
2. any Voice apps Like IRIS for WM !!
is there any Voice apps like those where seen in NOKIA phones that Tells the contact name when an incoming call arrives ?
is there any voice app that Speaks/Tell the message so that it would be useful while driving !!
Try eSpeak, the TTS-engine many navigation apps use.
DL: http://espeak.sourceforge.net/download.html
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But it can't be installed on my win mobile..Its installed on my PC
So what's the use ??
Uploaded the (correct) package here:
http://www.mediafire.com/download.php?6u5swub8h36aa1l
HTH
Such a app is there for android by the name Speaktoit Assistant .
but i dont think there is a decent speaking assistant app for window mobile.
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Another TTS engine
Flite: a small, fast speech synthesis engine (a WinCE native application - freeware)
http://cmuflite.org
Iris requires Google voice search for its voice recognition. Based on some code i went through written by Dexetra, i think Google voice API is used and hence, it is hard coded... But somehow through the TP voice io settings, i enabled Vlingo instead of google voice search and ran Iris...and it was able to answer some questions...thing is, Vlingo is better than Google voice when it comes to voice recognition...but it can respond correctly only to some questions and is quite unstable...I wish iris was compatible with Vlingo as much as it is with Google voice search...
Hi, I have been trying out the offline google voice recognition feature and have been pretty darn impressed but there seems to be a caveat (not necessarily googles fault?) i can't seem to figure how if there is a way to get all/most applications to use it. That is, if i want to use evernote voice-to-text, or vlingo, or google voice I can't because they all ask for an internet connection. I am not sure if this is because they are using their own voice rec system or using google's old online voice rec but its proving to be a real hindrance as these applications are where voice rec is the most useful.
So, is there a way to trick or force these applications to use google's offline voice recognition or is that an impossibility?
cheers, -Gaiko
PS I heard a rumor that offline google translate was going to be an option at some point? Anyone else heard anything similar?
Hello,
I just got the new Pioneer AVH-X8500BHS which has the App Radio functions built in. I have bought ArLiberator and now have full control over my android device. Awesome. One great feature of the AVH-X8500BHS is if you hold down the "home" button on the radio it launches voice control. What this does is open a screen on the radio and then activate the default voice control app on the smartphone.
However, Android is only listing three options to take voice commands: One is Google Search which doesnt even show up in my app list. Instead I want to be able to open Voice Search which opens a Google Now app that actively waits for input.
Is there anyway to tell google to classify Google Voice Search as one of the apps that can be opened?
Anyone have any idea?
This is driving me crazy.
If I do a new voice activated search in chrome the result is spoken/read out aloud on the phone.
I have tried the settings option in the Google app, gone to “ voice” and changed to hands free only (the only other option is “on”).
But if I open a new chrome window or tab. Then use my voice to search Google the result is still read out as a summary.
I just want to be able to use my voice to activate the search but have the results returned as normal as text.
Help!