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Topic started 17 years ago by germcevoy in Digital corner. Since then 6,401 posts have been made by 102 users.

LikeASong

10 years

Originally posted by germcevoy:[..]
Amen. The Nexus 5 has proven very robust up to now surviving several drops. Last. Oght was just unlucky.

There's not many phones out there that I fancy and with U2 tours and cycling stuff to buy I don't really want to spend a lot of money. Grgh!

Have you tried the Chinese ones? Huawei are superb. And cheap.

New Motorolas are excellent Dan! Glad you have abandoned the Apple route
KieranU2

10 years

I really want that Moto X.
djrlewis

10 years

Hard to fault so far. Just sorting out where all my photos are (Amazon Cloud, Dropbox, Google Drive.... ) and then I'll be fine.

Good Podcast app?
germcevoy

10 years

Originally posted by djrlewis:Hard to fault so far. Just sorting out where all my photos are (Amazon Cloud, Dropbox, Google Drive.... ) and then I'll be fine.

Good Podcast app?

Pocketcasts. Look no further.
djrlewis

10 years

Originally posted by germcevoy:[..]
Pocketcasts. Look no further.

Cheers mate

Any other handy tips much appreciated!!
germcevoy

10 years

Originally posted by djrlewis:[..]
Cheers mate

Any other handy tips much appreciated!!

Hit me up if needed.
djrlewis

10 years

Will do, thanks. Enjoying fumbling around at the moment!
MacStripey

10 years

*bump *

hola, yer tech fool again. About time I put shame on my idiotic -profile again ;p

I would like to get a computer program that transfers my voice into written words. Like that Google thingy where you can speak something like Pizza delivery or something else into your Android and it transfers it into written words on the screen. Know what I mean? I want to create a Book-sort-of-thing. But typing it all is too hard regarding my eyesight.

Any help would be appreciated
LikeASong

10 years

http://download.cnet.com/Free-Voice-to-Text/3000-7239_4-76115951.html

Good luck dear

There is also a Windows feature called Speech Recognition but it obviously doesn't work as good as dedicated software. Nevertheless, it might just serve you: http://windows.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/set-speech-recognition
germcevoy

10 years

Still absolutely loving my Acer C720 Chromebook and Chromebook OS. The screen is a little crap but the hardware range of chromebook seems annoying. The great screens seem to be restricted to machines with less power than the C720 and the Pixel costs way more than I'd be willing to spend.
Mr_Trek

10 years

I really like my HP Chromebook 14 too. Chrome OS is great.
MacStripey

10 years

Originally posted by LikeASong:http://download.cnet.com/Free-Voice-to-Text/3000-7239_4-76115951.html

Good luck dear

There is also a Windows feature called Speech Recognition but it obviously doesn't work as good as dedicated software. Nevertheless, it might just serve you: http://windows.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/set-speech-recognition

I'll try the download and tell you how it works once I used it. Thanks so much, dear

ps: hope you're sober again from..... the big green day

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