Sorry to post in English (maybe another board member can translate for others?^^)
First, I am not sure how well these will work for spoken Korean, if it works at all the speech will be transliterated into English and not display
Hangul. I think one of the reasons Voice Search and Speech to Text was not included on the XT720 (or probably any Android phone in Korea) is because Google's Korean speech recognition is not very good yet. In any case...
1. Adding VoiceSearch for 2.1 - this will enable you to use the Google Search Widget, Google Translate (for English input) and search within Google Maps using speech as input
a) Download and install:
http://www.mediafire.com/file/memmdtebzje/VoiceSearch_2.1.apk
b) Reinstall the Google Search Widget on one of your home screens - the new version should now have the microphone icon
c) You should now be able to speak your searches instead of typing (at least in English it works) after selecting the microphone icon
in the Google Search Widget and also within Google Maps (Menu>Search) - Try "PIZZA"^^
2. Speech to Text - this will enable you to have speech to text in applications you normally type into, e.g. emails, sms, tweets, etc.
NOTE: You will be installing a modified HTC Input Method Editor developed by xda developer jonasl - if you do not feel comfortable
installing unknown sources of software, then do not try this. You can read more about the software here:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=624416
a) Download http://www.hallerud.se/htc_ime_jonasl_hires_25.zip
b) Unzip and install the two apks (HTC_IME & Clicker) NOTE: HTC_IME is 4.5MB!
c) Go to Menu, Settings, Language & Keyboard. click the "HTC_IME mod" box
d) To change keyboard, long press on any input field within an application that you normally type in, such as gmail, and select input method HTC_IME mod in the menu
e) After selecting the microphone icon you should now be able to speak your text.
f) To end a sentence say "PERIOD" If the sentence is a question you end it by saying "QUESTION MARK" etc.
Finally, there are A LOT of options that you can select to modify the input editor Go to Menu, Settings, Language & Keyboard "HTC_IME mod settings". Have fun.^^
Adam
Strange. I did exactly as you stated: Dragged the widget into the trash and then made a new one. I just tried it again after seeing your post and I
do have the microphone. I don't think I missed any steps...maybe you can try to uninstall the widget, restart your phone, and make a new Search
widget again.
Thx for your posting.
Let me ask you a question.
How do I do with this? 'Reinstall the Google Search Widget on one of your home screens - the new version should now have the microphone icon."
I've installed voice search, and it actually works well, however the Google search widget hasn't been changed anything.
What I thought about reinstalling the widget was simply to trash out the widget on my home screen and re-enabling the widget.
And it didn't work. Nothing changed compared to my old google search widget.
According to your words, it should be with the microphone icon on the right side. bizarre.
Could you tell me how to do with the problem?
Thank you