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Nuance announced today, that their popular Dragon Go! app for iOS and Android has been updated with integration with popular travel website Expedia.
Using the app’s voice command feature, you can now look up hotel reservations, flight schedules or fare, view user reviews for listings, all on Expedia. The travel site is the latest in the Dragon Go ecosystem, which also includes Spotify, Pandora, Fandango and Facebook among others.
Could you use a little getaway from of it all? Well then let’s get going! Just grab your iPhone or Android phone and simply say “I am looking for a hotel in Montego Bay” and Dragon Go! will immediately pull up Expedia featuring available hotel options and visitor reviews. Want to also see what folks across the Web are saying about Montego Bay hotels as well? Simply flick the Dragon Carousel over to the Twitter and Yelp tabs to get additional perspective and then slide on over to YouTube to see recent videos of local hotels and the beautiful beaches they offer visitors. And with this – research is done — now just flick back to the Expedia page to book your hotel of choice.
Yep – it’s that easy! Just Say It. Get It. And, Go! Dragon Go! from Nuance is available in the U.S. and free on iTunes and the Android Market. To learn more visit www.NuanceMobileLife.com.
Incase you havent heard of it before, Dragon Go is much like Apple’s Siri, listening to voice commands and using third party content in their search results. Dragon Go also responds to text input incase you’re too embarrassed to talk to your phone in public. The difference compared to Siri, is that it doesnt talk back to you (yet).
Nuance also has other apps on Android, like Dragon Dictation and Swype which you can check out. Dragon Go! is available right on the Android Market and Apple App Store.
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Nice! Never heard of that one. I'll remember to check it out :)
There are so many Siri like spoofs for Android and not single one stand next to myBantu when it comes to technology, precision and accuracy.
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