Android’s secret love for Apple iPad – Bug in Google’s Text-to-Speech

After months of launch of Google’s text-to-speech engine, it has been found that the engine often ends sentences with a peculiar phrase “he now praises the iPad”

According to TechCrunch, the bug is seen in Google Now and Google Translate, and can be easily replicated when you ask the right question to the services. Ending a sentence using “end with,” “enraged with” or “filled with” consistently does the trick, the site mentioned.

For example, go to Google Translate and write, “A giraffe walks at an end with.” Google will in turn translate, “A giraffe walks at an end, he now praises the iPad.”

 Has Android developed a secret crush on Apple’s very popular tablet?