Sick of the way your GPS app reads out directions?the courtship of aphrodite. essays on hispanic literature and eroticism Now you can take the wheel by recording yourself talking, in a new Waze update.
SEE ALSO: Uber wants to wean drivers off Google Maps and onto their new systemThe new feature (only on Android for now) lets you record your own turn-by-turn instructions. You'll add your clips to the app's library so you can make your Waze experience completely unique.
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If you're weirded out by your own voice, like most of us are, you could add a spouse's voice instead, or maybe your kid's. Or maybe your friend who does a great celebrity impersonation -- why not?
The feature could also be useful for users who prefer languages that the app doesn't support yet -- you could record commands for a parent who speaks another dialect, for example.
Recordings are private, and not shareable with other users...for now.
[H/T Engadget]
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