Google Brings Voice-Enabled Search to the iPhone
Nov 14, 2008, 8:05 AM by Eric M. Zeman
updated Nov 14, 2008, 8:09 AM
Google is set to make a new application available to the iPhone that will allow users to conduct searches by speaking their queries into the handset rather than typing them in. Questions asked are converted into digital files and sent to Google's servers for processing. Once processed, the text is sent to Google's regular search servers and the search results are then returned to the iPhone. It will also use GPS information to return results that are relevant to the user's location. Google competitors Microsoft and Yahoo already offer similar services via their TellMe and oneSearch applications. The application will be available through the iPhone Apps Store.
Comments
Another reason to own iPhone
Happy as I can be with mine, every phone has faults.
(continues)
But how good is the recognition software?

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