How to Master Voice Control on Android: Beyond Google Now
Breaking News Instant alerts for the biggest news TNW Weekly The best of the week, handpicked every Friday Daily Top stories The most shared stories of the day Info about future TNW products When Apple first introduced Siri with the iPhone 4S, it was not the first time the world had seen voice control, but it did mark the first time a major company was releasing it to the world simultaneously on millions of mobile devices as their most prominent feature. Despite its innumerable flaws and barely finished nature, Siri brought voice recognition to such prominence that soon companies big and small were scrambling to integrate it into all sorts of products. Google's take on the virtual personal assistant was called Google Now, and it was launched on July 9, 2012 as a part of the Android 4.1 ("Jelly Bean") update. In many ways better than Siri, Google Now tries to pre-empt what the user wants based on their search habits and email history and tries to offer it before being asked to do so.Read full article from How to Master Voice Control on Android: Beyond Google Now
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