Google Research Suggests It's Working On Faster, More Accurate Voice Recognition That Doesn't Need An Internet Connection

When you make a voice search or any other voice input on Android, there’s a complex process that goes on behind the scenes. Your voice is recorded, transmitted to Google’s servers, analyzed and converted into a text string, then either passed on to the relevant web service (like Google Search) or sent back to your device. It’s usually almost instantaneous if you have a decent Internet connection, but therein lies its one weakness: you do have to have that connection in order for it to work.

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Google Research Suggests It's Working On Faster, More Accurate Voice Recognition That Doesn't Need An Internet Connection