You can also ask about weather and time in any city, get answers to algebra questions, conversions, or simply ask any question just like you would do a search online.
To ask a question, tap the microphone button on the application home screen. Alternatively, you may give your device a little shake (this requires enabling the Shake Recording option) or simply type in your question manually to get the answer.
One of Andy's great features is its design to work with Bluetooth headsets (A2DP only, must pair with at least one device). Andy (using your Android phone or tablet) will recognize your voice and speech, search the Internet for the best answer, and read it back to you in a clear voice. The answer will also be displayed on your device screen.
Additionally, Andy can send text messages, initiate phone calls, give you directions and do distance measurements, time range measurements and a lot more.
What's in this version: (Updated : Jan 15, 2013)
- Added: Ability to read the last (most recent) text message from your inbox.
- Fixed: Problem doing navigation searches for more than one word: (such as ‘Nearest Pizza Hut’ or ‘Nearest Tim Hortons’, etc.)
- Added: New page on AndyForAndroid.com, explaining functionality of all buttons and icons: Andy’s Control Buttons and Icons
Required Android O/S : 2.2+
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