Spoken notifications 3.26.123

Spoken notifications enable users to listen to emails, WhatsApp messages, text messages, and identify incoming calls even when the phone is locked.

Voice commands allow for device control, making calls, and sending texts.

Disclaimer: This application utilizes the Device Administrator permission. Users have the option to authorize it for locking the device in specific scenarios such as incoming calls, alarms, and clock interactions.

This service intercepts phone notifications and leverages the text-to-speech tool (TTS TextToSpeech) to convert them into audible alerts, offering both concise and detailed modes.

Due to restrictions on SMS/Call Log permissions within the Google Play Store ecosystem, functionalities related to incoming calls, making phone calls, sending SMS, emergencies, location services, connectivity, and other features might be affected.

If battery saving mode is activated, notification delivery may be impacted when the screen is off. In such cases, it's advisable to deactivate this setting.

On certain devices, notifications may be disabled when the screen is off. To counter this issue, enabling 'reports and notices' or the 'Notification always present' feature is recommended.

Pre-defined voice commands are available in Spanish, English, Portuguese, Italian, and French languages solely through Android's voice recognition system (Google Voice Search) for actions like hanging up calls or initiating searches on Google.

The application provides convenient control functionality through power keys, volume adjustments, headset button inputs, and shaking gestures.

Key features include customizable notification settings for enabling or disabling alerts individually. Users can also specify the preferred audio output mode—headset-only, speaker-only, always play audio alerts, or no speech output—based on their needs.

Remember to activate notifications within the app menu or through device settings and set the preferred language for voice playback under Settings > Language and Input > Text-to-speech output.

• Spoken notifications for incoming calls and SMS
• Voice notifications for various apps like Gmail, WhatsApp, Facebook
• Pre-set voice commands
• Status alerts regarding signals, battery levels, connectivity modes
• Geolocation information services
• Emergency functions like S.O.S activation using voice commands
• SMS-based command reception from authorized numbers for call handling
• Inquiry on Google for unrecognized voice commands
• Alerts for phone status conditions (e.g., low battery)
• Customizable speaker playback options for notifications
• Detailed or brief notification configurations (e.g., reading full messages or sender names only)

Voice Command examples include making calls, setting wake-up alarms, sending texts, checking time or date, tuning radios, playing music apps, opening specific applications among other functions. Users can integrate various text-to-speech applications for enhanced functionality.

For further assistance and guidance, refer to the Online Help available at http://www.wd.com.ar/Android/wdservice_en.html