No you don't have to , once you have set up your phone including
importing your contacts, Motospeak will access them without extra work.
You can compose text messages as well with it. If you export your
contatcs from your old phone to google and to your sd card for backup
purposes and import them into your phone, just installing MotoSpeak is
all you need to do. If you want to try it, you can on your current
phone and see how it works.
Dusty
On 8/17/2012 4:26 AM, Virginia Robertson wrote:
Thank you for your great knowledge and help. This is why I like this
list; it is so helpful. One more thing, do I have to re-enter
contacts in to Moto Speak for the speaking of commands to call
someone, or or will those contacts show up in Moto Speak; thus, I can
just go in when phone is set up and tell it to call Judy for example?
Thank you for answering this other question too.
*From:*Dusty Tague [mailto:[email protected]]
*Sent:* Thursday, August 16, 2012 10:28 PM
*To:* Mobile Accessibility Android Users List
*Cc:* Virginia Robertson
*Subject:* Re: [MA] Making Calls With Verizon
First, you will want to backup your contacts to both your Google mail
account and to your SD card for transfer to your computer and for
placement on your new phone.
Next, after you get your new phone and set it up, and sign in to your
Google account, your contacts should be restored, if not, copy them
from your computer to your new SD card and import them to your contacts.
Now that this has been done, each time you go to contacts, just enter
the first characters for the contact you are looking for and the list
shrinks to those that match and that should help. Also, many Motorola
phones have voice dialing through the voice command app or through
motospeak. I am not sure if Verizon offers a service like ATT did.
Finally, go to phone settings, not the phone settings on the ma home
launcher but the one in apps and about phone, Make sure you have the
latest Android operating system, if there isn't an update to Ice
Cream sandwich, one is on the horizon. You may need to go to Motorola
to get it so subscribe to the Motorola forum for your product and
watch it closely. An update is due out sometime this quarter but with
Motorola, it could be delayed. Other than being the slowest to update
their devices, the Motorola Droid phone is a decent phone for a mid
range phone. Enjoy.
On 8/16/2012 8:05 PM, Virginia Robertson wrote:
As I said in a previous post, I am going to Verizon and getting
the Motorola Android 4 with 4G LTE. I have over a thousand
contacts with an ATT service called Voice Dial. How can I use my
voice to make calls with Verizon, or or how can I quickly maneuver
my Gmail contacts so I don't don't have to arrow down through 1000
plus contacts to get to Verizon Store Local, for example. Thank
you for any ideas you can shed on this.
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