To give Android owners a taste of Siri`s awesomness, Trontton LLC developers have developed a third party app, Cluzee, that mimics Apple`s Siri. Cluzee creators tried to employ a lot of Siri`s features including the ability to dictate text in emails and setting up appointments using natural, everyday language.It`s even called your intelligent personal assistant “The service works great.It has ,nonetheless a limited number of commands than Siri.”
BGR explains:
Cluzee can also search deals in line with the user’s buying habits, read emails and text messages aloud, research hotels and flights, find restaurants a user might enjoy based on his or her tastes, convert voice to text to send emails or SMS, and more. “People are drowning in information overload,†Tronton CEO Ashish Patwa said in a statement. “We don’t need all of the information available, all of the time. We just need the right information at the right time, which Cluzee intelligently provides, making us more productive. Technology created the problem, but we’re using smarter technology to solve it.“
Cluzee becomes available on Tuesday for Android phones, and Tronton has plans to launch a cloud-based version in the future that will be accessible from any phone, tablet, computer or internet-connected device. We’ve spent the past day testing the app and it has worked quite well for us so far. The scope of available commands is far more narrow that Siri’s, but there is plenty of functionality in this first public build of the app and we have high hopes for future versions.
One major difference between Cluzee and Siri is that Siri is integrated into iOS while Cluzee is a third –party app. Well, shouldn’t your “personal assistantâ€have easy access?!” With Cluzee, the conversational concept of a voice assistant seems to be addressed, but Cluzee still recognizes a very limited amount of voice commands and contextual situations.
Cluzee, though the most promising Android voice assistant app, still needs a lot of work.
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