Sentences with phrase «voice commands do»

When voice commands don't work, you get even more frustrated because you look like an idiot talking to an inanimate object.

Also, choose History from the main settings page to see if there are any voice commands you don't recognize — just to make sure people aren't getting crazy with the Echo while you are away.

Pros: Option improvements feel natural, Coach Skills are a great idea Cons: Ultimate Team feels like Madden, Kinect voice commands don't work

Sound quality out the speakers was, well, I could hear it, and the microphone for voice commands didn't mistakenly call the Crazy Horse when I asked for «Tracy's house.»

We needed to consult the manual to find out which commands it would accept, and the voice commands didn't control as many of the cars systems as in the TSX, leaving us, for example, to adjust the climate control by hand (a small sacrifice).

Second, the navigation voice commands didn't work.

The voice command doesn't only apply to the two characters in the players party but to the players» themselves.

Right before the comical demo of Dead Rising 3, where most of the voice commands didn't seem to work and they couldn't even snap Internet Explorer correctly, a panel of editors discussed the system that the site seems to be carrying so much water for.

To the point where they said something along the lines of: «Kinect voice commands didn't work well for me, but when they worked, they worked really well, so it must have been my room or something.»

Not exact matches

One of the main issues facing voice assistants is that users simply don't know how to use them beyond simple commands like playing music or getting weather updates.

Last year, Google launched voice typing in Docs, but now lets you customize content with commands for changing text color, deleting words, inserting links and comments, plus a number of other ways to do hands - free formatting.

It has staked its future on doing so through devices like its Google Home smart assistant device, a competitor for Amazon's Echo, which sits on a table and responds to voice commands like «What is the weather like today?»

It does this by «onboarding» those apps to its own platform, mapping different sequences of touch inputs within those apps to certain voice commands.

The Home smart speaker really did respond correctly when asked to «play that Smashmouth song from Shrek,» or to turn down a Nest thermostat — I was particularly impressed at how well it picked up our voice commands in a crowded and noisy space.

Microsoft itself opted for the «all - in - one entertainment device» vernacular at its launch event, where it stressed the console's ability to do video calls and control live television through voice commands.

For example, the Amazon Echo, a favorite device that listens for a voice command to execute, is always listening for its «wake word» but it doesn't store what it hears until it recognizes the wake word.

I had no trouble installing the skill in the Alexa app, but the voice commands just didn't work consistent.

Furthermore, most voice assistants respond audibly to commands, and most devices ask the user to unlock them to visit a website, so it's unlikely a malicious hacker could do much harm before the device's legitimate owner noticed.

The real God of the universe is not the voice of cruelty that he had experienced and heard in his childhood; it is rather a God of compassion and justice who does not command the sacrifice of the innocent.

Or by voices in my head «commanding» me to do something.

The solution offered may seem nothing but a pietistic leap into supernaturalism: «There shall be no poor with thee... if only thou diligently hearken to the voice of the Lord thy God to observe to do all this commandment which I command thee this day» (Deut.

Who are you to tell the other Christian she didn't actually hear his voice and follow his command to abort?

So how do we know what is true when there are conflicting voices from people who command our respect within the evangelical constituency?

For example, a person who hears voices commanding him to kill his mother and eventually succumbs to their overwhelming power might understand that doing so is morally wrong but yet be unable to control his behavior.

Obey my voice These are the words which you shall speak So Moses called... and set before them all these words which Yahweh had commanded him And all the people answered... and said, All that Yahweh has spoken we will do And Moses reported the words And Yahweh said

This helmet also includes a microphone for voice control commands while driving, so you don't have to worry about messing with the button.

It's the software brain that knows whether you're doing the Soulja Boy dance correctly, that filters out a room's ambient audio profile to process voice commands with incredible accuracy and speed, that spots the difference between your face and your brother's, instantly.

And both work differently than the new Moto - X phone I had written about, which doesn't require any physical interaction with the handset to activate the voice commands.

Many handsome leading men lose their seductive confidence as they grow older, but Bachchan is such a industry - defining star that he can do (and often has done) whatever he wants, whether it's scowling pensively throughout a trilogy of «Godfather» - esque gangster films («Sarkar,» «Sarkar Raj» and «Sarkar 3») or playing a Cyrano de Bergerac - like bum who lends his commanding baritone voice to a struggling young movie star whose natural voice isn't sexy enough («Shamitabh»).

One click and speak, ARING will delivery your voice command to the smart phone and then the smart phone will do what you wan na do.

Other names rumored early on were past collaborators Edward Norton who starred in «Moonrise Kingdom,» Adrien Brody who was one of the brothers in «The Darjeeling Limited» and Willem Dafoe who played the second - in - command in «The Life Aquatic» (the latter two also did voice work in «Fantastic Mr. Fox «-RRB-.

I no longer get bent out of shape about CUE's lack of buttons because I can change the volume from the steering - wheel controls and make Bluetooth calls with voice commands, and I don't change the climate - control temperature more than a couple of times during my drive.

The No. 1 problem cited was built - in Bluetooth mobile phone pairing tied with «built - in voice recognition frequently doesn't recognize / misinterprets commands.»

The features that I have used and find extremely helpful are: voice command, WiFi, USB ports, navigation, 40 miles to a gallon - city, back - up assist, automatic seat and steering wheel settings, garage door remote built in, satellite radio, and the fact that with a smart key I do not have to fish for my key to open the door or start the car.

There are some modern features I wouldn't miss if removed, but in the end, it's still perhaps the most driver - oriented car available, and it doesn't suffer for its lack of voice command, Apple CarPlay or Android Auto.

And no, it doesn't run on water or accept voice commands issued in Fremen — in this case, the Dune suffix refers to the concept car's off - road aspirations.

Only use mobile phones and other devices, even with voice commands, when it is safe to do so.

The perks don't stop there, as the features on the 2015 Chrysler 300 start out with standard equipment like automatic headlights, LED taillights, heated mirrors, keyless ignition and entry, an auto - dimming rearview mirror, leather upholstery, heated front seats, eight - way power front seats, an 8.4 - inch central touchscreen interface, Bluetooth phone and audio connectivity, voice commands, WiFi hotspot access and a six - speaker sound system with an auxiliary audio jack, iPod / USB connectivity and satellite radio.

Don't worry, voice control is still a big part of the system and engineers improved the speech recognition and simplified its command structure.

Changing sources can be done not only through the touch screen but the hard buttons on the center console or using [UNKNOWN] very good voice command System.

However, voice command works well and lets you do quite a bit.

The Bad We have a few minor criticisms of the IS 350: its voice - command system doesn't offer a full range of car control; we had to dig down to display song and album information; and phone address - book entries can be copied over only one at a time.

At the same time, Ford says voice control will do more with fewer, shorter commands.

It's better than it was a few years ago, when it required more attention than actually looking at your smartphone to operate, but I found the voice command setup still didn't recognize about 30 percent of my Yankee commands, and the touch screen interface isn't nearly as intuitive some competitive vehicles.

In this configuration, the ILX features Bluetooth hands - free calling with address book sync, but the voice command system that controls the hands - free system doesn't feature automatic voice tagging or speech - to - text recognition.

You have to use voice command to enter digits, and the system does not import a phone's contact list.

Don't expect voice command, however, as Jaguar leaves that input method out.

Voice recognition Read and memorize the list of approved words and their synonyms, press the steering wheel voice button, issue your command, and either car will do your bidding.

Neither of these commands worked, and the car didn't list any commands for navigating music, so we had to conclude that this task was not possible with voice command.

After a few more attempts, he gave up, as the voice command system doesn't let you go deeper than the points - of - interest category list.