Voice Search and Play Songs and Videos with “Say Play” for iOS

March 12, 2015 5:28 am

In this episode, James Oates demonstrates the iOS app “Say Play”. This application allows you to dictate a song or video title, and then the app will find and play it.

Here is the description from the developer:

Play any song in the world by just saying its name.

Say Play uses a powerful voice search and plays your desired song immediately.

It’s easy:

1. Just say a name of a song

2. Say Play will find your song and play it

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“Say Play iOS app makes music streaming as easy as speaking the name of the track” – 9to5mac

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Supported languages:

• English

• Spanish

• German

• Arabic

• Hebrew

• French

• Italian

• Russian

• Czech

• Dutch

• Norwegian

• Portuguese

• Romanian

• Swedish

• Polish

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About James Oates

James Oates officially joined the Cool Blind Tech podcast team in the summer of 2014. James is an advocate of accessible technology across all platforms, with an emphasis on Windows. As a former K-12 educator, James brings his passion for teaching to the CBT audience in an effort to help listeners realize their potential and explore new avenues of empowerment through technology. Blind since childhood, James currently lives in Florida.
You can follow him on Twitter, @BLIND_MATRIX

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