Palm Treo 750
No Voice Dial?!?!
I bought the Treo 750.
Phone Scoop specs this phone as having "Voice Dial".
Not so, at least the one I bought has NO voice dial software. It does have "Voice Command" whereby it announces certain events and callers, but thats all I can find.
Any one know any different?
Phone Scoop specs this phone as having "Voice Dial".
Not so, at least the one I bought has NO voice dial software. It does have "Voice Command" whereby it announces certain events and callers, but thats all I can find.
Any one know any different?
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I think "Voice Dialing is carrier specific. Cingular/AT&T offers "Voice Dialing" for monthly fee and it lists the 750. Hope his helps.
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The phone has voice dial, I use it all the time, I don't know if it's carrier specific software or not? Yes, I am a cingy customer.
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Versed:
Do you use "Voice Command" as the software that accomplishes the voice dial function?
Do you use "Voice Command" as the software that accomplishes the voice dial function?
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yes, I just hit the third button down on the right side, say call so and so, it repeats it back to me and dials.
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Versed:
Yes, I see what you mean. I have been use to having to program my previous phone by first assigning a voice command to the contact. I guess I have to get use to using the newest technology. I do think that the accuracy of the old way was better, but I can see that it was also limited compared to the voice recognition capability on the treo 750.
Thanks for the insight.
Yes, I see what you mean. I have been use to having to program my previous phone by first assigning a voice command to the contact. I guess I have to get use to using the newest technology. I do think that the accuracy of the old way was better, but I can see that it was also limited compared to the voice recognition capability on the treo 750.
Thanks for the insight.
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Don't you mean your other Right, All the buttons on my treo are on the Left side
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No!
If a site like phonescoop lists voicedial as a feature of the phone, it's completely independent of the carrier, and is an app on the phone..
cingular offers voicedial for a monthly fee, which works on all phones, your contact list is stored in cingular's computers, you call a number ("*7" or something), and speak.
since most phones have the voice program on the phone itself, the voicedial monthly service is pretty much completely useless... tho I think you can use it to dictate text messages...
If a site like phonescoop lists voicedial as a feature of the phone, it's completely independent of the carrier, and is an app on the phone..
cingular offers voicedial for a monthly fee, which works on all phones, your contact list is stored in cingular's computers, you call a number ("*7" or something), and speak.
since most phones have the voice program on the phone itself, the voicedial monthly service is pretty much completely useless... tho I think you can use it to dictate text messages...
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