The standard voice recognition models in Google's Android Voice Search works well for most people, but now you can turn on custom voice recognition to make Voice Search more accurate for you. Google will associate recordings of your spoken searches with your account, building up a voice model that it can use to accurately recognize your voice. According to the Google Mobile Blog, you'll notice subtle improvements right away. So far, it's only available for English speakers in the U.S., but Google hopes to release it for other languages and locations soon.Personalized recognition is an opt-in feature, so you don't have to let Google analyze your voice if you do't want to. If you've already started using personalized recognition and you decide to stop, you can remove the voice recordings from your account in the "Speech" section of the Google Dashboard. Personalized recognition is only available on Android 2.2 or higher, but the latest version of the Voice Search app has speed and accuracy improvements that make it worth downloading for all Android users.
You can download the new Voice Search from the Android Market using the QR code after the jump.
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Google Voice Search for Android gets personalized voice recognition originally appeared on Download Squad on Tue, 14 Dec 2010 17:00:00 EST. Please see our terms for use of feeds.
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