Feb 05
With the upcoming Samsung Galaxy S5 set to arrive on the horizon, you know for sure that the rumor mills, too, will be working overtime in order to continue hyping up the smartphone and what it entails. The Galaxy S5’s arrival should see changes made (for the better, we hope) to Samsung’s S Health and WatchON apps, in addition to introducing a makeover to the S Voice interface. A bunch of leaked screenshots do point to just such a revamped service.
New S Voice App Said To Respond Faster original content from Ubergizmo. 
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We know that Samsung and Apple don’t exactly have the best relationship at the moment, but perhaps a bit of professionalism might be good, right? While that would be ideal, it seems that Samsung’s S Voice has been taking some potshots at Apple’s iPhone and Apple’s own voice assistant feature, Siri. According to the folks at 
Texting while driving is as big of a no-no as talking on the phone while driving, especially since both activities are distracting and could cause accidents. With the introduction of voice assistants, such as Siri and S Voice and etc. and their ability to convert voice to text, and text to voice and so on, logically it would seem like we might have found a safer alternative to reply and read text messages while driving, right? However a survey conducted by the Texas Transportation Institute thinks otherwise and believes that voice-to-text activities can dull reactions the same way texting while driving might.
When one purchases an iPhone, they can expect that the core features will be available no matter which iPhone they use. Android devices on the other hand vary from manufacturer to manufacturer, with some manufacturers tweaking the operating system and adding features of their own to stand out from the competition. Samsung has been doing that with their TouchWiz UI and features like S Voice which is limited to Samsung Galaxy phones like the S3 and the S4.
