Angie: Another Siri competitor for Windows Phone (Video)

Several weeks ago we have seen first Siri competitor for Windows Phone  Ask Ziggy , the personal assistant that uses speech recognition to perform various operations from our terminal similar to what happens with Siri iOS5 of Apple.


Now comes a another Siri competitor ,Angie is a new application for Windows Phone still in Beta (Available only on the French marketplace,using the natural language that allows you to view information about television programs,read favorite news, access to our social network, translate words in a foreign language, find a place and much more. Besides having a detailed graphic, developers have released a development kit that allows any developer to create skills for Angie or create your own personal assistant for a specific task.



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Update in sight for the Siri like app Ask Ziggy

Ask Ziggy is an application released last month and has quickly captured the attention of users and "experts". As can be derived from the image above, WPCentral managed to get some exclusive screenshots on the next update of the now famous application.  The most obvious about the graphics, which now meets the classic interface Metro, in addition, the developer Shai Leib said, among other news, you can receive information about the weather in a given location or the ' time of a certain city.

Another interesting newcomer is the function called "Reminders" (ie Reminder) that, like the Syrians, will allow the user to conveniently schedule appointments and reminders to the server by communicating voice, and these also will be added in a convenient summary screen Tile Start.  We don't know the precise date of update, but you will be informed in time.


Ask Ziggy is available here in Windows Phone Marketplace


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Like Apple's Siri? Then you should try Ask Ziggy for Windows Phone!

Ask Ziggy is a free application that uses speech recognition to search the web or send commands to the phone. The application integrates two engines for the recognition and surf the web to choose the most relevant answer. If a direct answer is not available a link is created to search results.

The version you see in the video is heading to the Marketplace as we speak but you can grab the slightly older version right now. Give it a go--it's free, useful and really quite an extraordinary app. Leib also has a lot of plans to further refine and enhance the experience including expanded speech grammar, multi-language support and even language translations. Check out the Ask Ziggy website here for more info.


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