The Push-to-Talk application processes speech commands, giving users a hands-free way to perform a supported set of voice-activated tasks.
Unlike other screens accessible from the taskbar, the Push-to-Talk screen doesn't display a group of related controls. Tapping its tab starts an automatic speech recognition (ASR) session for processing voice commands.
When you tap the Push-to-Talk tab, an overlay graphic appears on the top half of the display, indicating that the system is listening for a voice command. When no command is given after a timeout period, the overlay disappears.
For more information on ASR commands, see Automatic Speech Recognition in this guide.