I tried to search for this blog, so my spoken search term was "Medium Tedium".
My first attempt, the app interpreted my command as 'nadien kdm'
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Then 'medium tv m' - perhaps the closest out of all the tries.
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My personal favourite: 'canadian kadian'
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'michigan stadium' if-you-will. This attempt was with an American accent, remembering that the Speakable Items on my old Quadra responded better to this type of accent.
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Failing that I tried an English accent, resulting in 'la ti do'
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'canadian staduim'. At this moment, I'm considering speech therapy to assist with my pronunciation of the letter 'm'
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'vb net com'
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And again, I get a medium in there. 'medium tv mo'. Another close one.
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At this point I gave up. However, it's a decent little app. All the searches open up in Safari, and I've yet to try it's integration with other Google tools. The thing I liked most about it was that after you've spoken, the app shows an accurate waveform of your voice recording. I think this has some nice potential for future apps with visual data being manipulated by real-world sounds.