1. Garmin Gps Voice

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As long as we've had computer-generated voices giving us directions, have tried to make its devices and more fun to use. One idea is to use celebrity voices as a substitute for the usual haughty computer voice., the GPS company that uses crowdsourcing to help drivers determine the best routes, recently employed Arnold Schwarzenegger to lend his voice to its smartphone app. The company, founded in Israel and owned by Google, partnered with Paramount Studios. The studio approved Schwarzenegger to perform as the Terminator for a promotion for the upcoming film 'Terminator Genisys.' Of the Governator's recording session, where he utters phrases like 'I'm looking for Sarah Conner.

But we'll go to your destination first.' The folks at have done this before; last year, give enthusiastic directions. Speaking of enthusiasm, imagine having Kevin Hart yell directions at you. Waze did that, too: Waze also hired Vlade Divac, former Los Angeles Lakers center and current Sacramento Kings general manager, to record directions. If you've ever wanted your directions to be spoken with a Serbian accent, Vlade is your guy: Waze isn't the only one doing this. Has been using celebrity voices on their GPS devices for years, and the Dutch company makes funny 'behind the scenes' videos of its recording sessions.

Here's one with Darth Vader, who wasn't happy with the engineer's instructions: TomTom also used Bert and Ernie from 'Sesame Street' for a recording session, with Ernie adorably annoying his roomie like he always does: is one of the companies that licenses voices for TomTom, Garmin and other GPS manufacturers. Voice Skins worked to get both the 'Sesame Street' and 'Star Wars' voices into your GPS. But two of its most popular voices were the laid-back directions provided by Snoop Dogg. And the hopefully not misguided voice of Homer Simpson (let's hope he didn't just direct people to local ).