Today on Twitter [I’ve always wanted to start a column like that] Robert Scoble (@scobleizer) surmised that Apple Computer has acquired Siri.
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As Promised: Promptu Debuts on Android
Today, according to several “unofficial tallies”, the Android marketplace has exceeded 50,000 applications. According to this official announcement from mobile speech specialist Promptu, its flagship product is among them.
RIM Reinforces Relevance With New MVS Offer
One of the most important offers from RIM is a retooled Voice over WiFi package called BlackBerry Mobile Voice System 5 (MVS 5).
Mobility Driving Recombinant Communications Application Development and Adoption
With the likes of Google and AT&T Labs in the driver’s seat, efforts to assemble mobile solutions that incorporate speech into multimodal interactions are gaining both visibility and momentum.
From eComm San Francisco: Fog is Lifting Around Cloud Communications
In rapid succession, attendees were exposed to new ways to perceive and prosecute business opportunities that take advantage of new networking and computing architectures.
Talking Voice Biometrics Conference 2010
Last week, Dan York (Director of Conversations with Voxeo) interviewed Dan Miller (Senior Analyst, Opus Research) about the upcoming Voice Biometrics Conference on May 4-5 at the Hyatt Regency Jersey City. They spoke about the history of the conference, the… Read More ›
Salesforce.com’s Chatter Now Supports “E-Signatures”
E-signature and contract management software provider EchoSign is integrating Salesforce.com’s Chatter to monitor a contract’s progress through its signature process in real time.
Webcast: Meeting New Demands for User Authentication
Meeting New Demands for User Authentication Webcast On-Demand Web-based search, commerce, and entertainment — coupled with the human urge to “go mobile”– is making our activity more virtual. In this always-on world, unwanted access to personal data stores is leaving… Read More ›
The Inversion Continues: Google Docs Gets more “Office-like”
Google has made some major updates to Google Docs.
Microsoft Kin, Made by Sharp, To be Sold and Supported by Verizon in May
Microsoft, with two significant partners, has made itself hip again by unveiling two phones under the “Kin” brand.