Yesterday, with a post from Nik Standbridge, Director of Product Marketing, VoiceVault stepped up promotion of its smartphone application developer program.
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SnapTranslate App for iPhone: Snap a Picture, Hear the Translation
We just received a press release from speech-processing specialist Loquendo to draw our attention to an iPhone application from PONS GmbH, a Stuttgart-based publisher of translation software and dictionaries.
Asterisk SCF to Promote Large-Scale, Open Source Implementations of Cloud-based Telephony
Digium just took the wraps off of an open source development effort for a new version of Asterisk call processing software that has been quietly under development for a couple of years.
Microsoft Lync On Schedule for 11/17/10 General Availability
Microsoft’s Lync 2010 – the enterprise software formerly known as Microsoft OCS and Communicator – has achieved a major internal milestone.
Soft Launch for Sensory’s “Speech Triggers”
In June 2009, I blogged this post noting that Sensory Inc. had packaged “word spotting” capabilities into its firmware in order to support “truly hands free” speech recognition into a wide range of mobile, in car and, ultimately, ubiquitous appliances.
Skype is Just Not That Into Recombinant Communications
Phil Wolff at Skype Journal said it all in a very insightful post: “Skype’s mobile bizdev execs trumped Skype’s platform technology execs.”
SAP AG Promises an “Open Ecosystem”
I missed the SAP TechEd gathering in Las Vegas this week, but was entertained by a very active stream of tweets emanating from the venue.
RightNow’s Run-up Validates the Recombinant Contact Center
Last week, there was ample good news to go around as RightNow held its annual “Summit” for customers, partners and analysts.
What’s Happening at BT-Ribbit?
Opus Research tries not to promulgate rumors, but I’ve heard from two different sources that BT, which acquired phone-app specialist Ribbit in late July 2008 for $105 million, has initiated some major changes in the organization.
PhonoSDK: Plug-in Makes Any Browser into a SIP-based Softphone
Over the weekend at a conference of jQuery developers, the folks at Voxeo Labs launched a new technology that transforms “any Web browser” into a platform for SIP-based multimodal communications.