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| Control Android Device by use of Voice Recognition Posted: 04 Oct 2013 04:55 PM PDT The purchase of Motorola by Google has been commonly defined as the line that will sanction Motorola the chance to succeed. Although the company has yet to show a profit, the invention of Moto X is a certain step to victory. The device with its various innovative ideas was an instant hit among the people who got to use it. Not only did the phone possess a great battery time, but had a number of new updates such as Active notifications and touch-less control. The touch-less control with its ability to let the user control the phone without any human contact achieved fame at an incredible pace. The voice control extends to even when the phone is switched off. Only Android users on Moto X have been able to use this distinctive feature up until now. XDA-Developers have extended their generosity once again and forum member, RsenG2X has unveiled Open Mic+, which passes on the magnificent voice control of Moto X to all Android users.
The Google Now can be launched by just saying two words, "OK Google", and voila. Without having to do anything you were able to open Google Now. Open Mic+ also provides the option of offline mode so your private data is not accessible at the time of voice recognition. And for those automation- dependent people, the app has also been tied to the Tasker. However, all these activities lead to high consumption of battery. As the Open Mic+ is always listening, there have been some issues regarding the topic of privacy. As people are concerned that some other party will have access to what they say; so any one who feel even a little insecure about using the app, is advised to stay away. The post Control Android Device by use of Voice Recognition appeared first on Techmell.  |
| Add up Wireless Network on HTC One Manually Posted: 02 Oct 2013 01:33 PM PDT HTC One is indeed the best smartphone available in the market due to its advanced features and functions, but the users who got it for the very first time, do not know how to operate it properly without using a guide. So, Techmell provides you HTC One step-by-step guide covering almost every function and feature of your HTC One. Here, you will find the next topic for discussion that is to add a wireless network manually. Sometimes it happens that you do not find any wireless connection on your HTC One when you use its scan option. You are unable to trace the Wi-Fi network you are using. In such a situation, you need to add your Wi-Fi network manually by using the instructions appearing on your screen. But it is better for you to follow the complete set of instructions we are providing you here to successfully add your Wi-Fi connection to your new HTC One. It will not take much of your time. You just need to spend a few minutes of your precious time on this process. So, let’s start the process now.
Step 2: Here, you will find an option "Wireless" that needs to be selected to proceed ahead. Step 3: Now you will see a button with three dots that will appear on the top of the screen on right corner. Select this button that will take you to the next menu. Step 4: In the next menu you will see some options where you need to select "Add Network". Step 5: Now click the option "Network SSID" from the list that appears before you. Step 6: Here you will see some security types where you need to select your own security type. The security types include WEP, WPA, WPA2 PSK, 802.1 x EAP and None, etc. Once you have selected the security type, you will be asked to type the password if you want to set a password on your network. Step 7: Now you need to mark the checkbox in front of "Show advanced options" for the configuration of Proxy Setting, Key Index and IP Setting. The post Add up Wireless Network on HTC One Manually appeared first on Techmell.  |
The App is completely free and is available for download from directly XDA-Developers. The app had been available on the Google Play but was removed; the reason behind the removal is still unknown.
Step 1: First, you need to go to the "Settings" application that will be on the Home Screen of your Smartphone.| You are subscribed to email updates from Techmell To stop receiving these emails, you may unsubscribe now. | Email delivery powered by Google |
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