Wear Commands is a simple floating (movable) button that brings up a standard voice recognition activity, however it uniquely allows other app developers to recognize your speech. Until other developers consider make their apps work with Wear Commands the application serves as a a basic settings tool, you can voice command such as "set maximum brightness, average brightness,open settings". Also works with Wear My Launcher to enable Lock Mode (work in progress).
Why?
In my opinion most developers do not want their application to be initiated via "Ok Google, open fast food menu" followed by voicing "order me a pizza".
Wouldn't it be simpler if you could just tap a button and say "order me a pizza"?
Hopefully Google will allow developers to do this natively in the future but in the mean time this may be of use to others.
Developers must register a simple receiver in their app to recognize your speech:
Receiver:
com.procoit.voiceactions.RECOGNIZE_SPEECH
public void onReceive(Context context, Intent intent) {
String spokenText = intent.getStringExtra("spokentext");
//IS TEXT COMMAND FOR MY APP?
//DO SOMETHING & DISPLAY TICK
//IF NOT - DO NOTHING WITH TEXT
}
熱門國家 | 系統支援 | 版本 | 費用 | APP評分 | 上架日期 | 更新日期 |
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未知 | Android Google Play | v1.0.0 App下載 | 免費 | 1970-01-01 | 2015-03-09 |