[SilentEcho13]

So I was eating.

Obviously having greasy hands, typing a response to a text message seemed like a bad idea.

The Google app has speech-to-text recognition for searches, is there any way to bring this into SMS/email?

[spazit101]

this would b amazing

[ceelo2008]

I have always wanted this. I would love to use my voice to text that would be awesome. Im sure it wont be easy but could be possible

[Broomhead]

I love this idea. With all the state laws changing to hands free only when driving.
here's what I found to start the project PocketSphinx - Sphinx for handhelds

[ceelo2008]

Originally Posted by Broomhead

I love this idea. With all the state laws changing to hands free only when driving.
here's what I found to start the project PocketSphinx - Sphinx for handhelds

Ahhh Nice Find

[SilentEcho13]

Maybe some sort of SBSettings Integration would make it a bit easier to implement, since it runs over any application with a present status bar?

[matistight@yahoo.com]

that sounds awesome
unless you like ozzy and like
blucckgofey
huh?
oh.. black coffee...

sorry ozzy
you cant talk, but you can sing

[p42o]

So i can see how this MIGHT be good for emails, but why would you want to voice-to-text SMS messages?! Why wouldnt you just call the person...

[moshika]

calling costs money.......

[SilentEcho13]

Originally Posted by p42o

So i can see how this MIGHT be good for emails, but why would you want to voice-to-text SMS messages?! Why wouldnt you just call the person...

Sometimes texting is just fun lol

Either that, or the other person can only text at the time for some reason, and sending a long text message is the only thing possible.

[howlett15]

this would be awesome...the storm has this i think grr....i think there was an app back in like 1.1.2 days where u could send a voice app but u had to sign up and it didnt always work well but it was cool but only capable for iphone to iphone. If a voice to text app could be made i would want it in the default sms and not a whole new sms app. Oh and also i would want it to be free lol.

[Chase817]

This is a great idea, but would be HORRIBLE. Even if you had the most perfect enunciation and pronounciation in the world, you still would have to constantly edit a ton of the words it wrongly interpreted. It would kind of take the point of voice recognition away.

Also, think of all the slang, and everyday words that it doesn't know. Every word has to be programmed into it unless it has a learning function, which still wouldn't save you from editing lots of the text. You would need an advanced recording solution if you wanted even partially correct results too, like a high quality headset. The iPhone's mic. will just not cut it for something like this.

[SilentEcho13]

Originally Posted by Chase817

This is a great idea, but would be HORRIBLE. Even if you had the most perfect enunciation and pronounciation in the world, you still would have to constantly edit a ton of the words it wrongly interpreted. It would kind of take the point of voice recognition away.

Also, think of all the slang, and everyday words that it doesn't know. Every word has to be programmed into it unless it has a learning function, which still wouldn't save you from editing lots of the text. You would need an advanced recording solution if you wanted even partially correct results too, like a high quality headset. The iPhone's mic. will just not cut it for something like this.

The google mobile app usually picks up what i say on the dot

[CMPLX]

I like pie....

great idea but again is gonna be hard to create such app that is usable...

another idea is like the microsoft sync thing. Where it plays music and call people with the voice command.

[461am]

Originally Posted by SilentEcho13

The google mobile app usually picks up what i say on the dot

Well, thats because it's GOOGLE, & it can afford to. It sends what you say to its servers, deciphers it, then back. So right off the bat we can dismiss that approach for this happening just because of financial issues. The second approach would be to have the whole thing happen on the iphone, this has been done before (circa 1.1.4) for voice-based dialing. Needless to say it didn't work out to well.