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voice command iPod.
Submitted 1 year 3 months ago by blambo
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I have too many songs, artists, albums. It is getting dangerous to drive and find something to listen to by scrolling through artist/albums. However, if I could just say "artist the beatles" "album abbey road" or "playlist Road tunes"-- i could keep my eyes on the road and change songs.

Advanced features would include being able to create playlist by voice command and being able to Query via keywords for songs with a particular word or phrase (querying artist, album, song title, and lyrics.)






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