VoxCommando
VoxWav and Other Apps on Mobile Devices => VoxWav Free and VoxWav Pro => Topic started by: jitterjames on March 21, 2017, 10:53:00 AM
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For those of you who may have missed it here is the preview/demo of VoxWear 2.0
First of all a really big thank-you to Kalle for providing me with the Huawei watch for development and testing. This never would have happened otherwise!
This video shows off the new beta version of VoxWav (called VoxWear 2.0) which is coming soon to the Google Play store and is customized to run on Android Wear 2.0.
This is an early beta (alpha?) developed and tested on a Huawei version 1 watch running a developer preview of Wear 2.0. This version of the app turns Bluetooth off on startup and enables WiFi in order to make direct WiFi communication to VoxCommando possible.
The video shows tilt to speak mode, and then a close-up of the UI and the push to speak method. Other features shown include text to speech on the watch, OSD messages and clickable alternates commands list on the watch.
The app UI includes time, date, and battery percentage.
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Impressive work, looks amazing 8), love the watch to, but a bit out of my price range :biglaugh
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No kidding! You're not alone there. :biglaugh
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I purchased a Asus Zenwatch 3 just to use this :), works very well. Many thanks jitterjames.
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Great. I'm glad you are enjoying it. Thanks for letting us know. ::happy
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it works fine on my moto 360.
just one thing:
once i start voxwear i am not longer able to use google navigation since i think it does not completly restore the bluetooth connection to my phone when i close it/voxwear (and i disabled "run voxwear in background"). google navigation tells me that it can not connect. even if i disable wifi AND bluetooth on the watch and enable it again it just says it is connected but that does not change google navigation
if i restart my watch google navigation works again. till the point where i start voxwear once...
EDIT:
Apparently i am stupid... i just overlooked the X button in the voxwear settings and thought swiping it away is sufficent.
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Yes. The X is the way to go if you want to close the app completely AND restore Bluetooth.
It's a shame that the Android Wear OS sucks so badly still that the only way we can use Wi-Fi is through these hackish methods. Maybe they will figure it out in Wear 9.1 :biglaugh
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but i got a smartwatch just because of voxwear/voxcommando in my flat and on the other hand for navigation on the motorcycle. since these two scenarios are mutually exclusive (at least... should be) i can live with this for now ;)