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124 final List<EngineInfo> engines = getEngines(); in getHighestRankedEngineName() local126 if (engines.size() > 0 && engines.get(0).system) { in getHighestRankedEngineName()127 return engines.get(0).name; in getHighestRankedEngineName()165 List<EngineInfo> engines = new ArrayList<EngineInfo>(resolveInfos.size()); in getEngines()170 engines.add(engine); in getEngines()173 Collections.sort(engines, EngineInfoComparator.INSTANCE); in getEngines()175 return engines; in getEngines()
8 are CPU-intensive applications such as game engines, signal processing, and physics simulation.
155 <h3>Speech recognition and third-party recognition engines</h3>159 …itionService} base class that lets third-party developers create plug-in recognition engines. </li>
92 <li>Updated with latest Webkit browser & Squirrelfish Javascript engines</li>
928 more easily implement custom TTS engines, while applications that want to use a TTS engine have a932 <h4>Using text-to-speech engines</h4>942 <p>You can also query the available TTS engines with {@link948 <h4>Building text-to-speech engines</h4>950 <p>Previously, custom engines required that the engine be built using an undocumented native header951 file. In Android 4.0, there is a complete set of framework APIs for building TTS engines. </p>970 <p>Now that the framework supports a true API for creating TTS engines, support for the native code972 that you can use to convert your old TTS engines to the new framework.</p>
223 android.speech.tts.UtteranceProgressListener}, that engines can register to
243 …that simplifies the management of protected content, regardless of the underlying DRM engines. </p>
970 and distribute dictionaries and suggestion engines that plug into the platform.1007 <p>A new framework API lets developers write text-to-speech engines and make
24 JET and EAS engines are integrated into the Android embedded platform through the