Codenamed Majel (may-jell), the new technology promises to interpret your everyday language instead of relying on Voice actions' rigid command syntax.
The product is rumoured to be available in mid 2012 for the later versions of ice cream sandwich.
7 Jan 2012
'Majel' Google's answer to Siri
Since the release of Apple's voice-activated assistant, there have been countless "Siri-killers", "Siri-like apps" and "We already had Siri" headlines littering the web. However, Google's Android may finally provide a worthy analogue to Apple's attempt at understanding natural language.
Codenamed Majel (may-jell), the new technology promises to interpret your everyday language instead of relying on Voice actions' rigid command syntax.
Codenamed Majel (may-jell), the new technology promises to interpret your everyday language instead of relying on Voice actions' rigid command syntax.
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