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Microsoft Launches Voice Recognition for Pocket PCs

Nov 3, 2003, 11:12 AM by (staff)

Microsoft today unveiled Voice Command, voice control software for Windows Mobile™-based PDAs. The software provides speaker-independent, hands-free access to phone, contacts, calendar and digital music functions for Pocket PC and Pocket PC Phone Edition devices. Voice Command is available immediately for $39.95 from Handango.com and PocketPC.com.

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Big Poppa

Nov 3, 2003, 7:45 PM

Hmm wonder if this is a Lawsuite waiting to happen??

hmmm voice recogntion and they MS called it Voice Command.. Hmm sounds familia.. Doesnt Sprint already have Voice recognition and call it Voice command??? sounds like a lawsuite.. wut do you think.

psbdallas

Yeah... sounds/looks like a lawsuit.

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