Evernote has updated their Android app to include speech-to-text for note taking. Using Google’s speech recognition, users now have the option to transcribe voice input into text notes.
The new version of Evernote is available now in the Google Play store. Check out the link below for details.
Audio notes have been a core feature of the app since day one. Today, we’re giving you a new option: speech recognition. Tap the new speech bubble icon in the tool bar above the keyboard to launch the feature. As you talk, the app instantly places your spoken words into the body of the note as text. Magic.
When you’re done recording, we also attach the original audio to the note. By having both recording and text together, you can now easily search and find your audio notes.
When you’re done recording, we also attach the original audio to the note. By having both recording and text together, you can now easily search and find your audio notes.
The new version of Evernote is available now in the Google Play store. Check out the link below for details.