Will this work win google voice on an android PC? I mainly want to use this for voice recognition so I don't have to use a keyboard to type word docs
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I would think so, since it's blue-tooth-linked to your phone...but not for certain....
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I agree with Jacki. Plus, if it does not work for you, then contact Amazon and return it. (-:
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I don't know the answer to that. However, I would assume that if your PC can see a bluetooth device, it should work. I have an iPhone and I can call up Siri using the device and ask questions. Hope this helps.
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I have an android but I would imagine it works the same. I held my phone close to the speaker in order to synk it. it worked just like a Bluetooth headset.
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I haven't tried it with voice recognition, but it does work with the windows 7 Laptop
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I'm not sure, I used this south my Windows tablet, sorry. I think I did try it with my Galaxy Nexus phone and it worked. But, only used it for a minute to see if it would type a text.
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It works very well as a headset. As for dragon naturally speaking v10, its not the greatest with win 7. Best of luck.
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It works on my PC, but as far as androids, there is no usb, unless you get the adapter. It plugs into your android's mini port, then the usb from the baby keyboard plugs in. That- I haven't tried this yet. Overall, I'm not really impressed. My Best Buy bluetooth kb works 100 times better; it's just larger though.
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Droidmote or RKremote on the google play store will work for control with an android phone or tablet. I don't know about control from a PC... good luck.
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No, there is NO voice recognition software that can do this at all well in 2012. You know how when you call an airline or bank and get into arguments with their voice recognition software that tries to listen to what you need? It's a long-term goal to develop reliable voice transcription that can listen to multiple people with multiple voicings and dialects speaking conversationally, but it's not even close to being implemented yet. Right now, the state of the art for voice recognition, which Dragon employs, is that each user develops his or her own personal user profile that gets more accurate the more it's used. Dragon can only use one user profile per session. The software has to be restarted to load a different user profile for a different speaker, so it's totally impractical in a meeting- or courtroom-type setting where several people may speak a sentence or two in turn. Dragon would do a very poor job in this setting without restarting it to change to a different user profile as the speaker changed--way too many errors to be useful. There is transcription hardware available elsewhere that tries to work around this using Dragon and Word. You need a translator, who re-dictates what he or she hears the meeting or courtroom participants say as they're speaking, much like a foreign translator at the United Nations. This person wears a device that looks like an oxygen mask (to focus the input to Dragon to that user profile, and also to reduce the noise in the meeting or courtroom from having another person speak simultaneously). The people who sell this hardware say that it works well and saves years of practice with a stenography machine such as the ones used by courtroom reporters. I haven't tried it, so I can't say if it's a good workaround, though I do agree that in theory, it sounds workable with a little practice on the part of the re-dictator.
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I got it to work for Skype, so I know that it will link up with Bluetooth that has mics built in, so I assume it will. I no longer have this devices, broke in couple months, but I have a similar device and I will check it out with the Microsoft voice recognition, and let you know.I have tested windows 7 speech recognition software with LG Tone HBS700 and got it to work. To get it to work you need to set it to default. Here is a website that will instruct you: http://social.technet.microsoft.com/Forums/en-US/w7itpromedia/thread/a29c58d0-6c21-4ec0-8934-531ced0d8030/Also to get sound out of it you will need to set playback devices to default, similar to mic. I got it to work for Skype, so I know that it will link up with Bluetooth that has mics built in, so I assume it will. I no longer have this devices, broke in couple months, but I have a similar device and I will check it out with the Microsoft voice recognition, and let you know.I have tested windows 7 speech recognition software with LG Tone HBS700 and got it to work. To get it to work you need to set it to default. Here is a website that will instruct you: http://social.technet.microsoft.com/Forums/en-US/w7itpromedia/thread/a29c58d0-6c21-4ec0-8934-531ced0d8030/Also... » Read More I got it to work for Skype, so I know that it will link up with Bluetooth that has mics built in, so I assume it will. I no longer have this devices, broke in couple months, but I have a similar device and I will check it out with the Microsoft voice recognition, and let you know.I have tested windows 7 speech recognition software with LG Tone HBS700 and got it to work. To get it to work you need to set it to default. Here is a website that will instruct you: http://social.technet.microsoft.com/Forums/en-US/w7itpromedia/thread/a29c58d0-6c21-4ec0-8934-531ced0d8030/Also to get sound out of it you will need to set playback devices to default, similar to mic. « Show Less
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It still works great with Google Voice, just like it always has. And now, it is officially supported by Google Voice.
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To be honest i dont use stock keyboard. i go for swiftkey, which has voice typing (dictation) abilities. Hope this was helpful.
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I don't have first-hand experience with the keyboard signal going into the device--but the manual anticipates using a keyboard to effect the harmony function. I also am only familiar with VoiceLive 2. Haven't used Harmony-G or VoiceLive 3.
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This particular version of Dragon Naturally Speaking is designed to install on MS Windows. You can probably use your Android device to record an audio file to upload to your Windows based PC, like a dictation device.
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This pen is designed to work with the iPad. I haven't seen anything that say its compatible with android or windows. I did attempt to pair with and android phone but there was no way to enter the code required to pair them. It did pick it up though as stylus. Depending on the application you may still be able to use it. Also check into the Adonit products, they may work on android devices. Check the discussion board on Adonit and Wacom though before you buy either.
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I'm sorry but I can't help you beacuse my cellphone is a Nexus 4. I can tell you that works perfectly with an Android phone! Including voice commands.
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If the WinBook is running on Android 4.2, it should work with the keyboard.
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It will not run word at all. There is an ok android word processing app you can use.