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Help google talk spells period instead of the pancutation "."

At first i used english(india)... both period and full stop didnt appear as pancuations... then i used english(us) and english(uk).... majorly it speeled period instead of the panctuation... then i tried all the three one by one but all in vain...
note: google talk recognised the panctaution "." only 4 times till now... tried a lot...but...
 
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Problem I've often found voice recognition doesn't deal with punctuation very well at all, I might dictate "Sentences end with a full stop" but end up with "Sentences end with a.". For homonyms it has to make guesses based on the context and grammar I suppose. I dictate "This DVD about deer is too dear". There's another one "to", "too", "two" or "2", or whether I want numbers spelled as words or as numbers.
 
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I am still waiting for a more Majel Barret voice from Google Now Vs. That crap one they keep using

Heck I'll take a Portal Sentry Turret voice over the default. Even GLaDOS

If it's the same one I've heard, stock Google voice, it's Estuary English dialect. I just hate the sound of it, and no way to change it. Google never heard of Received Pronunciation? Or if you're stateside, VOA English, or indeed something like Majel Barret type voice would be awesome. Some computer voice things, do have stuff like English(Scots), English(Welsh). ...would English(Kentucky) be an option? :D
 
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on a Samsung, some commands on GNow use S-Voice's default instead of Google's. i do wish it could be changed. Wasn't Google Now referred to as Project Majel?

Majel Barret Roddenberry is sadly long gone, but someone does an excellent copy of her voice and it's used on Star Trek: Online.

We all know Google would respond to our requests similar to HAL 9000.

'I'm Sorry, Dave, I'm afraid i can't do that.


HAL_9000.jpg
 
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