Help Voice command to dial a number on Note 3?

[Simon_Gardner]

Will I be able to use a voice command to make my new Galaxy Note 3 dial a regular number or answer the phone while I'm driving? (This is my first such device.)

 

[MISS DIVA]

Will I be able to use a voice command to make my new Galaxy Note 3 dial a regular number or answer the phone while I'm driving? (This is my first such device.)

Lucidmike78 covers voice commands for the Note 2 on his youtube channel, hopefully the Note 3 should have a similar set up


Samsung Galaxy Note 2 Tips & Tricks (Episode 16: Voice Control For Calls, Alarm, Camera, Music) - YouTube

 

[Simon_Gardner]

Lucidmike78 covers voice commands for the Note 2 on his youtube channel, hopefully the Note 3 should have a similar set up.

Thanks. That half answers it. So answering calls works fine under voice control. Still not sure about making calls from that. And I wonder how it copes with the noise in the environment of a car?

 

[redpill2016]

My car is pretty loud, so if I have to make a call when driving I use one of these: IASUS Concepts - NT3 Throat Mic System

I'm told the consonants are not that sharp but that I'm still understandable, which is better than the regular mic in the car because then they just hear me shifting gears.

 

[Simon_Gardner]

The major reason for holding on to our old phones for years and years was really nice dedicated cradle wired car kits with a mike up high, speaker and everything. They don't make good stuff like that any more. And I will have to try again with a bluetooth thing. My first bluetooth car kit failed after a few months.

There are some Parrot kits with voice recognition. So you can do all the stuff I mentioned in the first post.

But I was wondering if maybe I might not have to do that with Note 3 voice control. My car isn't that noisy. Mostly the aircon.

 

[Scootmien]

Will I be able to use a voice command to make my new Galaxy Note 3 dial a regular number or answer the phone while I'm driving? (This is my first such device.)

As there has been no definitive answer to your questions, I can unequivocally say 'yes, you can.'

Check out pages 138 & 139 in the user guide where it states:

Use this application to command the device by voice to dial a number, send a message, write a memo, and more.

Here are several examples of spoken commands: