The voice recorder app is among many advances Google has made recently in terms of voice processing and real-time transcriptions. In the search results, every instance the search term was spoken was highlighted in the playback bar so you can tap to go right to the part of the recording you need.Ĭurrently, Recorder works in English but Google says more languages are coming in the future. The app also offers an advanced search functionality where you’ll be able to search for sounds, words or phrases. It’s unclear how well the Recorder app will fare when it’s not hooked up directly to an audio source, as it likely was for this event, but rather placed on a tabletop or used in a noisier environment.
In real-world environments, voice transcription apps often fail because of background noise or bandwidth issues. The Recorder app was demonstrated onstage during the event, live, and was offering - from what was shown - an error-free transcription. “This means you can transcribe meetings, lectures, interviews, or anything you want to save,” said Sabrina Ellis, VP of Product Management at Google.
This presents a new competitor to others in voice transcriptions that are leveraging similar AI advances, like Otter.ai, Reason8, Trint and others, for example.Īs Google explained, all the recorder functionality happens directly on the device - meaning you can use the phone while in airplane mode and still have accurate recordings. The improvements will allow users to take better advantage of the phone’s voice recording functionality, as it will be able to turn the recordings into text even when there’s no internet connectivity.
VOICE TO TEXT RECORDER FOR ANDROID
At Google’s hardware event this morning, the company introduced a new voice recorder app for Android devices, which will tap into advances in real-time speech processing, speech recognition and AI to automatically transcribe recordings in real time as the person is speaking.
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