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Ken Gracey 
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Posted 25 January 2012 - 06:41 AM
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Posted 26 January 2012 - 02:59 AM
I think Siri is great. A friend of mine has an Android, and it doesn't compare. His phone doesn't understand his speech nearly as well.
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Conrad
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Islandhead
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Posted 26 January 2012 - 09:20 AM
Has anyone used the new dashboard on Xbox with voice recognition using Kinect?
They have even integrated it with the game Halo, adds a whole new dimension to the game, running around saying 'reload' or 'change weapon' but my favourite has to be 'GRENADE!" hilarious
It's definitely more limited than Siri though as you have a pretty limited, specific amount of words phrases you can use.
I do like Siri, I use her a lot (sounds rude) but have to agree with Ken, not being able to use it when there is no connection is very limiting ;(
They have even integrated it with the game Halo, adds a whole new dimension to the game, running around saying 'reload' or 'change weapon' but my favourite has to be 'GRENADE!" hilarious
It's definitely more limited than Siri though as you have a pretty limited, specific amount of words phrases you can use.
I do like Siri, I use her a lot (sounds rude) but have to agree with Ken, not being able to use it when there is no connection is very limiting ;(
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