Engadget: Dragon Mobile Assistant beta for Android updated, lets your voice launch apps and music

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Dragon Mobile Assistant beta for Android updated, lets your voice launch apps and music Dec 20th 2012, 13:00 Nuance has refreshed its Dragon Mobile Assistant for Android to let you do more stuff using speech alone. The beta app now allows you to set alarms, launch apps and play music, in addition to its existing hands-free prowess that covers making calls, getting directions, updating your Twitter status and waking up your device from slumber using a "Hi Dragon" greeting. The voice-driven personal assistant, which hitherto worked only on ICS and up, also now supports devices running Android 2.3. (And no, you can't customize your phone's nickname. It has to be Dragon, not Snuffy.) Continue reading Dragon Mobile Assistant beta for Android updated, lets your voice launch apps and music Filed under: Cellphones, Tablets, Software Comments Source: Google Play

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