Quick Voice, the voice control for smartphones from LG, comes in the first half of next year available in English. If and when support for the Dutch language is added, remains unclear.
LG turn off the voice commands Quick Voice since June this year, on phones in its home country of South Korea. Korean is the first language supported, but in the first half of next year there will be English, says the company. The voice command is intended for models, but the current Optimus 4X HD is also supported, is unclear.
Quick Voice is just like Siri for the iPhone, a voice control that works with commands in natural language. In addition, it would be possible to own commands. The English version would be Q Voice called.
Manufacturers of smartphones have in recent years paid much attention to voice control. Came to Google in 2010, searching via voice commands on phones, which since Android 4.1, a new interface is added. Apple last year had a trial version of Siri that works with commands in natural language. Samsung put a custom version of Vlingo on the Galaxy S III, called S Voice.