The phrase "advanced voice" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a sophisticated or high-level vocal capability, often in contexts related to technology, communication, or performance.
Example: "The new software features an advanced voice recognition system that can understand multiple languages."
Alternatives: "sophisticated voice" or "enhanced voice".
Technologies covered will include: microprocessors, advanced voice recognition, voice morphing, text-to-speech, sensors, communications, remote-control, robotics and the role of the Internet.
Pros: All-day battery, advanced voice control, quick camera activation, ergonomic design, lag-free experience, latest version of Android Cons: Rear speaker is quite quiet, no expandable storage, water-resistant rather than waterproof .
The Moto X is Motorola's first attempt at a true flagship smartphone, with a big screen, Android as Google intended it and advanced voice functions beyond most other smartphones.
The handset features a VGA camera with flash, advanced voice recognition, VibeTonz, and Bluetooth.
The latest slider from Samsung has a QWERTY keyboard, stereo Bluetooth, speakerphone (wow!), a built-in VGA camera with night shot, advanced voice recognition, IM and e-mail.
Rovi has announced that it will soon add advanced voice search to its portfolio of tricks, through the acquisition of video discovery startup Veveo.
This particular company lost a major client contract to a rival primarily because the rival's product featured more advanced voice-recognition capabilities.
A support vector machine (SVM), a Gaussian mixture model (GMM), and dynamic time warping (DTW) were used for speaker verification, speaker identification, and speech recognition, respectively; they were effectively combined for realizing advanced voice-based control of humanoid robot exhibitions.
Nicknamed the "Google Phone," the Nexus One used the latest version of Android and featured a large, vibrant display screen, aesthetically pleasing design, and a voice-to-text messaging system that was based on advanced voice-recognition software.
Like many new toys, Alex has animatronic facial features and speaks in a human voice; unlike them, he has advanced voice-recognition abilities and uses a 900-megahertz wireless receiver to communicate with the powerful PC necessary to run his software.
The greatest current "buzz" surrounds advanced voice-based assistants, notably iPhone's Siri (followed by Android's Iris, True Knowledge's Evi, Google Now, and others).
