Google Voice Search: The answer to Siri and S-voice integrated in Jelly Bean

If Apple has focused heavily on its voice recognition system called Siri and Samsung has responded with a voice of Galaxy S-S3, Google surprised introducing among the many innovations of Jelly Bean improved and revised version of voice search, which is called Voice Search . Viewed from the first image and after the opinions of the heat seems like a less waiting features that most impressed those present.

Although this first version will be available only in English (but a planned future upgrade to other languages) it seems that the improvement of speech is very good, giving a voice very natural and less robotic than both S-voice that Siri. Consider, however, with the tongs hot PRMI opinions if we consider that the demonstration of Voice-search lasted a couple of minutes.

Voice Search.

Rather Sometimes you'd just speak your search query. Or just ask a question. Android lets you search the web with your voice, and it's convenient for getting quick answers on the fly. It speaks back to you and is powered by the Knowledge Graph, Bringing you a precise answer if it knows it, and PRECISELY ranked search results, so you can always find out more.

The news is mainly from the graphic that will accompany our targeted search of information, designed to be simple, intuitive but powerful because in addition to displaying the results complete with pictures and links to sources will be accompanied by vocal response from the terminal. Google called the GUI supplied with the vocal response " Knowledge Graph . "

The news is then in a voice system evolved and improved performance in speech recognition and synthesis, together with Knowledge Graph will intervene in specific research offering the desired information quickly and accompanied by links to further investigate.

We just have to wait to try Jelly Bean officially Voice Search and Knowledge Graph. Dates are obviously not been disclosed on a possible European update with new languages, so we have to wait a bit to try the new feature voice of Jelly Bean.