If you have an Android, life just got a little easier

The developer of the 'Giga Pisar' project has released an Android version of their voice-to-text application. Previously, the utility was only available for macOS and Windows. The main feature of the service is the use of Sber's GigaAM model, which provides speech recognition directly on the device without the need for an internet connection. The workflow remains the same: the user holds down a key, dictates the text, and upon releasing the button, the recognized fragment is automatically inserted where the cursor is located. Initially, the author doubted the demand for such a solution on mobile platforms, but the need for convenient dictation outside of desktop systems led to the expansion of functionality. Now, Android users can utilize local speech recognition technology to speed up typing work emails and documents directly from their smartphones.