››Text-to-speech output

●● Use location: Set to use your location information for voice search results.

●● Hide offensive words: Hide offensive words your device recognised from voice search results.

●● Auto-punctuation: Set to automatically insert punctuation marks when needed.

●● Listen over Bluetooth: Set to recognise your voice commands when using a connected Bluetooth headset.

●● Voice talk unique ID: View your device’s unique ID for services when you have problems with Voice talk.

●● About: View version information.

●● Auto-start listening: Set to automatically begin voice recognition when you launch the voice command feature.

●● Voice command help: Access help information for using the voice command feature.

●● Social settings: Change the settings for accessing community websites.

●● Voice talk settings: Change the settings for using Voice talk.

●● Voice talk help: Access help information for using Voice talk.

●● Preferred engine: View and select the text-to-speech engines in your device.

●● Speech rate: Select a speed for the text-to-speech feature.

●● Listen to an example: Listen to the spoken text for an example. Install voice data for using the text-to-speech feature.

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Driving mode: Activate Driving mode to set the device to read contents aloud.

Driving mode settings: Specify applications to use in Driving mode.

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