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Quiet speech drops far fewer words, and your first sentence after launch no longer misses your window. Stopping a long recording on your phone keeps your text on screen instead of disappearing briefly.
Long AI tidy-ups are no longer cut short, original words are always kept, and the phone explains why polishing did not run with pointers to model settings. Error messages are clearer without internal codes, folding away technical details.
A computer shows as one device on your phone across local and cloud connections, including on Linux. The pairing window explains cloud sign-in and lets you sign in right there, with browser sign-in waiting 15 minutes instead of 3.
On Ubuntu and other GNOME desktops, speech now reaches Firefox, LibreOffice, and other apps. The Linux deb package sets up needed libraries, a menu entry, and its runtime for local pairing, while the portable zip lists missing libraries and the install command.