So the new MamaML has a deal where you can talk to it and tell it what
to do. You push a button on the steering wheel then you tell it to
navigate to some address or place you have saved, or change the radio or
music on your pod or call someone or do various other things. She has
tried it but apparently they don't understand each other too well yet.
She finds the soul in the machine to be pleasant enough, however, when
it tells her what to do, unlike her views toward me while doing the
same. It has also assimilated her phone into it so it can call people
or send texts or do other things phone-wise, and apparently can also
suck in 10GB or 80GB of music to its memory banks.
I find this whole thing somewhat disturbing yet intriguing.
It has a rotating pushbutton mouse joystick sort of thing too to whiz
around the screen if you don't want to talk to it. The instruction book
is about 400 pages long.
--R
On 3/4/15 7:41 PM, wiltonw--- via Mercedes wrote:
I used Dragon Speaking with good results 6 or 8 years ago. Problem for last
couple months is tremor of right hand so bad my handwriting is unreadable, even
by me.
Wilton
---- OK Don via Mercedes <mercedes@okiebenz.com> wrote:
It is, if you take the time to learn it and to train it to your voice.
However, writing with your fingers and dictating text are not usually the
same thing. You don't talk like you write. It takes getting used to
planning what your are about to say with your mouth the way you do when you
write/type.
On Wed, Mar 4, 2015 at 5:23 PM, Dan Penoff via Mercedes <
mercedes@okiebenz.com> wrote:
DragonSpeak is supposed to be really good. I don't have any direct
experience with it, however.
Dan
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