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Voice Search now available in Czech, Polish, Russian, and Turkish
October 21, 2010 | by Andrew Kameka
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Google has just confirmed that Voice Search has been expanded to support four new languages: Czech, Polish, Russian, and Turkish. Speakers of those languages can now perform Voice Search functions in their native tongue, provided that they have phones compatible with the feature (Android 2.0 or higher).
I’m not too familiar with the mobile landscape in the affected countries, but I’ve fielded complaints from people in Europe demanding to know when their phone would be upgraded from Cupcake or Donut, so I hope that there are now plenty of people with 2.0+ phones capable of running Voice Search. Maybe those people could then perform a search to realize that I have no authority in determining when their phones will be upgraded.
Download Voice Search from the Android Market by searching for “Voice Search”
Note: I’m linking to the AppBrain install method because I’m not sure if Google has localized versions of the app based on country. A search in the market app should turn up the app.
via [Google]
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how do I do this in the States?
if you have it installed you have to long-press the search button, if not you can get it from the market
Here's a listing of the ten most popular languages spoken worldwide, along with the approximate number of primary or first language speakers for that language. 1. Mandarin Chinese – 882 million 2. Spanish – 325 million 3. English – 312-380 million 4. Arabic – 206-422 million 5. Hindi – 181 million 6. Portuguese – 178 million 7. Bengali – 173 million 8. Russian – 146 million 9. Japanese – 128 million 10. German – 96 million where is google voice in portuguese?