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iOS X Voice Mail Transcription

One of the new features In iOS X is voice mail transcript. The feature is still in beta, but it allows you the ability to read your voice messages.

When I first installed iOS X, I checked the voicemail transcript and didn't see anything. However, a couple of weeks later when I checked I noticed that all my previous voice messages have been transcribed.

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Transscription Example
Note: I trim the transcription for this blog post, there entire voicemail was transcribed.

Note that the above voice message was 1:25 long. A quick read tells me that I don't have to hear this message. After taking the screenshot, I clicked on the delete button.

Apple now also transcribed deleted voicemail. Now I can go back and see what the messages were about.

The really neat thing about this is that I can get my voice messages in situations where it may not be convenient to hear them.

The feature is still in beta, but from what I see it looks pretty good. If you upgraded when iOS X came out, go check out your voice mail and see what you think of the new feature. Simple click on Phone > Voicemail then one of the voice messages that you have.

 

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In October 2015, I upgraded my iPhone 5s to an iPhone 6s Plus. I am always looking for new exciting ways to use the device. Occasionally, I will share some new practical tip about the iPhone 6s Plus.

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