KLets - Voice control (Test)

★★★★★ best way to test a paid app Since I have been burned on paid apps before, I really appreciate the fact the author made a free test app, so we can try it out and see if it actual works.. this is very important with android as even things like bluetooth do not work the same across the platform

★★★★★ Initially wasn't sure but its very task driven No Gimmicks seems to be the way. I use this on my motorbike to navigate to places, or to send an email or texts or read messages I missed. Its limited in its actions but it includes tasker, so you can do anything you like in reality. I found the voice confirmation very re-aassuring when sending emails. It even found 3 email addresses for one contact and all I had to do was say 'number 3' and it send the email to the third address. It takes time to listen to the options, but if you're idle anyway, then there's no problem. I would like this app to include the ability to delete events from my calr & to remember my choices from a list, so that I don't have to confirm again. I noticed that it started listening before it finished speaking , so a user delay option is the only fix there because now it waits too long. I also noticed that it can't turn any settings on or off, but I can setup a tasker task for it & then call that from this app. A sensible compromise to an otherwise bloated app. This gives me true hands free use of the phone's basic communication. USE THE MICROPHONE TESTER IN THE APPS SETTINGS TO CHECK IT 'HEARS' YOU.. An app with plenty of promise !

★★☆☆☆ Did not work on Galaxy S3/JB It came thru my "Blue Tiger" Bluetooth headset but, did not recognize any voice commands.

★★☆☆☆ Navigation command useless The navigation command is implemented worse than in any other voice command app. When I ask it to navigate to a gas station (a simple and common request) it comes up with an address that's literally across the country. Same with most other requests such as a McDonalds or any chain. Should have an option to navigate to the nearest one. Also no way to bring up a map of something like you can with google voice action. Hands free navigation is the main reason why I wanted this app for driving so it kills it.

★★☆☆☆ Can't test basic function If I can't even test text message composition, how will I know if it works? I also found it not to work on the second command without stopping and starting recognition again, kinda defeating the hands-free function. Maybe with more fiddling...