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Access Songs & Bookmarks by voice commands via Vocalia

Access Songs & Bookmarks by voice commands via Vocalia

Creaceed, the creators of Vocalia, have today released version 2 of their application which features the highly-requested ability to search for an iPod Song by simply saying the artist’s name or the song title. Also, they have implemented the ability to navigate to bookmarks made via the web browser for easy access to the sites you love!

Currently; English, German & French are the supported languages but there are plans to release other language packs within the coming weeks. The application is based on CeedVocal SDK, the speech recognition technology developed by Creaceed specifically for the iPhone. Thanks to Vocalia, iPhone 2G & 3G users can have the same speech recognition feature that the iPhone 3GS offers.

New features in version 2 include:

• Ask Vocalia to play songs from the iTunes library.
• Import bookmarks from the Mac to the iPhone, and ask Vocalia to open them in Safari.
• Vocalia isn’t limited to the iPhone anymore, it also supports the 2nd generation iPod Touch.
• Proximity sensing improves speech recognition results in noisy environments.
• Show help messages on almost any screen (a blue line with some voice commands you can use).
• Other new features in Vocalia 2.0 include additional voice commands, and several bug fixes.

The price of the app is extremely enticing - at just $3.99 as opposed to the regular price of $5.99 as a celebration of the new version. You can purchase Vocalia at the AppStore.

[Thanks: http://www.iphoneworld.ca]

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