Spoken notifications

Spoken notifications let you listen to your email, whatsapp, text messages and know who's calling even with your phone locked.

Voice Commands lets you control your device, make calls, and send text messages.

This service captures phone notifications and uses the text-to-speech tool (TTS TextToSpeech) to inform them in spoken form.(brief or detailed)

Pre-set voice commands in Spanish or English only using Android voice recognition (Google Voice Search)..
(answer, hang up, text to , call to, hour or find in Google).

Use of power keys, volume, headset button and shake to control functionality quickly and easily.

★ Use settings to enable / disable each notification.
You can also choose the audio mode where they will be spoken (headset, speakers, allways or none) for short or detailed notifications.

★ Remember to activate from the program menu or from the device configuration the accessibility WDService to receive spoken notifications.
(Settings->Accesibility->WDservice)

★ Remember to set the voice playback language.
(Settings->language y entrada->Salida de texto a voz)

• Spoken notifications for incoming calls and SMS.
• Voice notifications for applications (gmail, mail, whatsapp, facebook, hangout, etc).
• Predefined voice commands.
• Notifications for signal, airplane mode, battery, location and Wi-Fi or data connection.
• Geo information - location.
• Emergency activation (S.O.S) by voice command (send text message with location).
• Control by orders received by SMS (only for authorized and emergency numbers).
• Answering calls and sending SMS by voice commands.
• Searches on Google when one of the voice commands is not recognized.
• Alert notifications about the status of the phone (no service, low battery, no connection, etc.).
• Set notifications spoken by speakers, headsets or bluetooth.
• Notifications can be configured as brief or detailed (read a complete email or whatsapp or just your sender).

Speech Commands / Voice Command examples:
call to , answer , hang up , wake me uo at , text to , date , hour , radio , music , open app, send location to , replay , phone status , ok google and more...

You can use any text-to-speech application, example IVONA.

Online Help http://www.wd.com.ar/Android/wdservice_en.html