Recently, I bought a Blue Tooth for my cell phone. Since I am alway getting phone calls while driving, I figured that a Blue Tooth would leave me “hands free” while on the phone.<\/p>\n
Well, as I was trying to interface my Blue tooth with my cell phone, I discovered that my phone wanted to learn my vocal commands. So, in setting it up, it asked for a half dozen verbal commands along with a number count.<\/p>\n
Now, the setup worked well except for the verbal command “exit”. “Exit” was suppose to end the “command mode”. But, instead of saying “exit”, it wanted me to say “eggzit”. Try as I might, I couldn’t get it to recognize anything except “Eggzit”. That is when I realized that I was not training it, it was training me. So, after I started saying “eggzit”, it recognized my verbal command and ended the “command mode”.<\/p>\n
But once, when the phone accidentally entered the “command mode”, I tried to end it by saying “eggzit”. Unfortunately, no matter how I said “Eggzit”, it kept asking me to “say a command”. Finally, out of frustration, I said “eat sh**” to which it responded “command mode ended”.<\/p>\n
Well, what ever works I guess.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
Recently, I bought a Blue Tooth for my cell phone. Since I am alway getting phone calls while driving, I figured that a Blue Tooth would leave me “hands free” while on the phone. Well, as I was trying to … Continue reading