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Vlingo Adds Hands-Free SafeReader to its Blackberry Apps
One of the primary objectives of mobile speech apps makers ought to be making the user experience as eyes-forward-and-hands-free as possible.
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Cisco’s Intercompany Media Engine (IME) Spotted in the Wild (or ahem at Enterprise Connect)
When Cisco’s Tony Bates delivered a keynote address at the newly minted Enterprise Connect Conference (formerly VoiceCon 2010), he included real-life implementations of the Intercompany Media Exchange (IME).
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Apple’s “Audio UI” has Many “Speakable” Strings and Tiers for Controlling iPods and Such
A friend pointed me to this patent filing from Apple which shows that the company has big plans for spoken I/O for iPods, iPhones and Apple TV.
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Microsoft and Yap Support Talk to Text on Sprint’s Blackberries
Partnerships are “recombinance personified.” So it is with a new service from Microsoft and Yap that enables Blackberry users on the Sprint network to dictate both SMS text messages and email.
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Boston Globe – March 22, 2010
Excerpt: “We used to call products like Springpad personal assistants, but they are morphing into much more than that,’’ said Dan Miller, a senior analyst at Opus Research in San Francisco. “As end users warm up to these kind of… Read More ›
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The Future of Palm and the WebOS Now in the Hands of Others
Speculation swirls around the future of Palm and the WebOS.
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Google to Bring Android to the TV Set With Intel, Sony (and Logitech)
I can’t think of Google TV as anything else but Recombinant Television.
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The Buzz Starts Now: Voice Biometrics Conference (May 4-5)
The ever-growing roster of speakers for Voice Biometrics Conference (May 4-5, 2010) is already impressive. Experts from around the world in multifactor authentication, mobile applications, data security, and cloud-based customer care will be sharing experiences and insight. In anticipation of… Read More ›
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eComm America Conference 2010 Announces 68 Confirmed Speakers
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Bubbly: The Voice Equivalent of Twitter or Just a Bubble?
I’m fascinated with a firm that over the past five years has raised $30 million in venture funding and was recently profiled in Advertising Age as having 100 million users for a product that allows you to leave voice messages for others.