http://onlygizmos.com/google-mobile-search-gets-speech-recognition/2009/11/ Wow, Weird, Techie - Whtever! You heard it here Thu, 18 Mar 2010 11:47:11 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.1 hourly 1 http://onlygizmos.com/google-mobile-search-gets-speech-recognition/2009/11/#comment-5948 geekrawker Wed, 10 Feb 2010 17:18:20 +0000 http://onlygizmos.com/?p=7017#comment-5948 Google voice search does not work with WIndows Mobile 6.1 properly. On the google mobile page they claim it works with 6.1 but i have tried several instals and the option to voice search simply isnt there. They also state that holding the "Call" button will activate the voice search, but in WM 6.1 this calls up the Voice dial command. The Voice Search feature works great on my wife's droid, but still no syncing with Windows 7 and droid. What a mess! Google voice search does not work with WIndows Mobile 6.1 properly. On the google mobile page they claim it works with 6.1 but i have tried several instals and the option to voice search simply isnt there. They also state that holding the “Call” button will activate the voice search, but in WM 6.1 this calls up the Voice dial command. The Voice Search feature works great on my wife’s droid, but still no syncing with Windows 7 and droid. What a mess!

]]> http://onlygizmos.com/google-mobile-search-gets-speech-recognition/2009/11/#comment-5942 Google working on voice-to-voice translation for smartphones Wed, 10 Feb 2010 08:03:29 +0000 http://onlygizmos.com/?p=7017#comment-5942 [...] Google has revealed that they are developing a voice translation application for smartphones. Real time voice-to-voice translation would be the first attempt of its kind for phones. Google already provides an automatic text translation system on computers known as the Google Translate which supports 52 different languages. Google also has a voice recognition system which enables phone users to search the web or use google maps through speech. [...] [...] Google has revealed that they are developing a voice translation application for smartphones. Real time voice-to-voice translation would be the first attempt of its kind for phones. Google already provides an automatic text translation system on computers known as the Google Translate which supports 52 different languages. Google also has a voice recognition system which enables phone users to search the web or use google maps through speech. [...]

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