Quick Voice Search - Yell! at Mac App Store analyse

Yell! is a speech interface to fetch information about local businesses (restaurants, cafes, delis, stores...). You could ask for stuff like: Restaurants Delis Cafes near El Camino and Wolfe Brunch at Valley Fair in San Jose Restaurants in San Mateo The top-5 matches are displayed on a map. You can then interact with this map in 2 ways: 1. Tapping or Double-Tapping You can tap on a marker and hear the business details. If it matches your interest, you can double tap on the map (anywhere on the map). The app then dials out to the business. You can also click on the picture of any business and get directions to the business. To summarize: -Tap on a marker to hear details -Tap on the picture to get directions -Double tap anywhere on the map to call the business 2. Use your voice [turned off by default in Settings] After you hear a short click, you can say commands like: Get Details (for the business shown in the map) Get Directions (to get directions to the business) Next (to skip to the next business) Back (to rewind) Repeat (current business details) Exit (to return to main screen) Call (call the current business) The call feature requires you to enter your email address, telephone number and country location in the Settings page of the app. You can also turn off/on speech commands and speech output. Changes to the speech settings are applied when you quit the app and re-enter the app. Guide to using speech queries in Yell! -------------------------------------------------- Yell! is designed to get you the top-5 results from Yelps APIs. It deals with two pieces of information from you, the user: a. Where are you looking to find businesses, ie location? b. What are you looking for, ie your search term? You could leave out (a) and we use your current GPS coordinates to find the top-5 matches. All the search terms below use your current location: Cafes Search for cafes Search for cafes closest to me Search for a cafe near me Brunch Best breakfast place near here You could add a location using common phrases like "at", "in", "near", "close"...: Restaurants at Union Square in San Francisco Restaurants near Levis Stadium in Santa Clara Bistros in Burlingame Vegetarian restaurants in San Francisco