Sentence examples for commands to play from inspiring English sources

Sync usefully managed my iPod, following commands to play specific songs, albums, artists, genres or playlists.

The system already allows drivers to use voice commands to play music from connected MP3 players and have text messages read back to them, but the new version adds GPS navigation, traffic conditions and information, including weather and news culled from the Internet.

Now, you'll be able to use a set of fairly simple commands to play the game while you're on the go.

The feature will allow you to not only control music playback with commands to play a specific artist, album, radio or playlist, but will also be capable of delivering results customized to you when responding to vague commands.

The feature will allow you to not only control music playback with commands to play a specific artist, album, radio or playlist, but will also be capable of delivering results customized to you when responding to vague commands or those related to activity or mood.

At the very least, the company needs to introduce some functionality to third-party music services through SiriKit that opens up voice commands to play specific songs and user playlists while leaving premium functionality for Apple Music where users can say stuff like "play more songs like this," and "play something I'd like," etc., etc.

Eldridge has the technical command to play ideas rather than patterns.

This time, in response to a command to play tennis, her brain showed normal activity in the regions that mediate arm movements.

For example, the assistant knows that a command to "play Hunger Games" likely means launch the movie, if asked on a device with a screen, while the same command to an Echo speaker would start the audiobook instead.

Bloomberg also reported Samsung's Dong-jin sayitg it's working with audio device maker Harman, which it acquired last year, to develop an artificial intelligence-enabled speaker for voice commanding to play music and conduct other tasks — aka an Amazon Echo inspired Apple HomePod clone in the making.

The Echo is still only available in the U.S. The ecommerce behemoth unveiled the Echo last November, packaging a voice assistant called Alexa in a 360-degree speaker/listening post which could be vocally commanded to play music, radio, news and answer queries such as what's the local weather.