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After I downloaded and set up Froyo2.2, I invested in a new Jawbone Icon as it's smaller than my original Jawbone. My Droid seems to have big problems dialing the correct number when I speak the contact name. My old phone, the Env3, had a training feature that was pretty successful. Does anyone have the same problem, and is there any way to "train" the Droid?
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I MAY have answered my own question. Did a little web search yesterday and found an app called Choice Dialer. The link is here:
http://www.androidtapp.com/choice-dialer/
It cost $4.00 and after I bought it this AM, my dialing is superb! Just like the "old" phone, the voice asks for a confirmation of the requested call ( you can disable this in the settings if you wish ) and so far, has dialed every test contact call perfectly. There are settings for accessing your music files with voice and a dictation feature which I might try. So far, I like it much better that the standard voice dial which just seemed to randomly dial any old contact number -- that could cause a little problem at times I think. I've got 24 hours to evaluate this before the no refunds kicks in but I think it's a keeper!
I have not tried this feature but the speech to text works pretty well with my Bluetooth.. Motorola h17txt... and it reads it fairly well, sometimes the txt notification sound interrupts the txt reading... But being able to listen to your texts when your driving is awesome...
You have to have to download trial ware, they want a ridiculous price for the pro version..
I MAY have answered my own question. Did a little web search yesterday and found an app called Choice Dialer. The link is here:
http://www.androidtapp.com/choice-dialer/
It cost $4.00 and after I bought it this AM, my dialing is superb! Just like the "old" phone, the voice asks for a confirmation of the requested call ( you can disable this in the settings if you wish ) and so far, has dialed every test contact call perfectly. There are settings for accessing your music files with voice and a dictation feature which I might try. So far, I like it much better that the standard voice dial which just seemed to randomly dial any old contact number -- that could cause a little problem at times I think. I've got 24 hours to evaluate this before the no refunds kicks in but I think it's a keeper!
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