Voice Actions for Android 2.1.4

Voice Actions for Android is a powerful utility software that allows you to control your Android device using voice commands. With this app, you can perform a wide range of tasks without having to touch your phone or tablet. Whether you want to send text messages, get directions, call contacts, view a map, write a note, listen to music, call businesses, send email, go to websites or search Google – Voice Actions for Android has got you covered.

This app is designed with simplicity and ease of use in mind. It features an intuitive interface that makes it easy for anyone to use. All you need is your voice and the app will do the rest. You can access all the features of this app by simply saying the command out loud.

One of the most impressive things about Voice Actions for Android is its accuracy and speed. The app uses advanced speech recognition technology that ensures accurate interpretation of your commands every time. This means that you don't have to worry about misinterpretations or errors when using this app.

Another great feature of Voice Actions for Android is its versatility. The app supports multiple languages including English (US), English (UK), French (France), German (Germany), Italian (Italy), Spanish (Spain) and many more. This means that users from different parts of the world can enjoy using this amazing utility software.

With Voice Actions for Android installed on your device, you can easily send text messages without having to type anything on your keyboard. Simply say "send text message" followed by the name of the person you want to send it to and then dictate what message should be sent – it's as simple as that!

If you need directions while driving or walking around town but don't want to take your eyes off the road or stop walking just say "get directions" followed by where you want directions from/to - Google Maps will open up with turn-by-turn instructions ready at hand!

You can also make calls without touching any buttons on your phone by simply saying "call [contact name]" followed by their name - no more fumbling around trying find their number in contacts list!

If listening music while doing other things like cooking dinner or working out sounds appealing then just say “listen music” followed by artist’s name/album/song title etc., and let Google Play Music handle everything else!

In addition, if there's something specific on a website that interests us we don’t have time read through entire page we could just say “go website” followed by URL address which would take us directly where we wanted go instead scrolling down pages looking information ourselves.

Overall Voice Actions for Android offers an incredible amount convenience making life easier than ever before!

In a wise move to keep Android devices ahead of the curve in terms of features, Google has released Voice Actions. The free app, which requires Android 2.2 (Froyo) and higher, is pretty simple: it let's you speak several handy commands that access various features on your phone. Simply stating a word automatically launches a Web search, or you can use specific statements to send e-mails and text messages, listen to music, pull up maps, get directions, or make a note to yourself.

We put Voice Actions to the test on a Motorola Droid running Froyo and found that the app can be quite useful--about half the time. There were actually a fair amount of commands that it just couldn't get, such as "send e-mail to Antuan Goodwin, hello how are you" and "directions to Papalote." Now, we understand the second one isn't precisely English as it's a Mexican restaurant, but considering Google's own example of Pizzeria Venti, we were still a bit surprised. We tried those two several times without success.

However, we were able to get somewhere with "map of San Francisco" and "directions to Nopa" (yes, we like restaurants). We were also pleased with the music functionality since it let us choose which app we wanted to listen with. In any event, you can expect to get some mixed results from Voice Actions, though it is quite easy to use. Plus, it's free, which means it's certainly worth a download regardless. Just remember to e-nun-ci-ate.