I use the speech recognition provided by Google in my Android application, but when I try to test it on the Kindle Fire, you may work. Debugging I found that it was my mistake, because I forgot to check if recognition was available before the service started.
//Mental note: Check always the service before start it
if(SpeechRecognizer.isRecognitionAvailable(getApplicationContext())){
...
}else{
//Show a AlertDialog with the advise
}
With this check, I found that Amazon did not bring a speech recognition service ( to date ). After several Google searches, I found this section on the Amazon Developer Forum with a similar question. Amazon's response was "Not Now," but "Stay tuned for news on our blog . " Finally, the guy is integrated with the Dragon Mobile SDK, and he works for him. I am not interested in integrating another SDK (the reason for the third part), but I would like to know if someone has found a "workaround", for example, install Google Apps or something while Amazon provides something.
Anyway, if you are looking for some information about this, I hope this question will bring you some light ... :)
Thanks in advance.
Update:
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