Speech Wiki gives you access to the Wikipedia knowledge base in an easy way. Just type in your question in the text bar on top, or press the microphone to speak out your question.You can ask questions like ‘When was the battle of Waterloo’, ‘Who were the Doors’, ‘Define democracy’, ‘Paris’, etc. The answer to your question will then be presented and spoken out. If available, a relevant image will be shown as well.You navigate to previous questions and answers by ‘swiping’ the answer screen to the left and right.Speech Wiki uses the Wikipedia database and will therefore always be up to date with the latest facts and figures.
Speech Wiki gives you access to the Wikipedia knowledge base in an easy way. Just type in your question in the text bar on top, or press the microphone to speak out your question.You can ask questions like ‘When was the battle of Waterloo’, ‘Who were the Doors’, ‘Define democracy’, ‘Paris’, etc. The answer to your question will then be presented and spoken out. If available, a relevant image will be shown as well.You navigate to previous questions and answers by ‘swiping’ the answer screen to the left and right.Speech Wiki uses the Wikipedia database and will therefore always be up to date with the latest facts and figures.
