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Talk to your browser: Google Chrome 11 beta adds support for speech input

Google has announced that the latest beta version of its Chrome web browser adds support for the HTML5 speech input API. That means developers can write web apps that will convert speech to text, allowing you to interact with a web page by speaking into your computer’s microphone. The technology could let you search a web page, translate from English…

March 23rd, 2011, 12:30 pm by Brad Linder | No Comments »

Asus working on voice controlled Eee products

The other day TechRadar scored an interview with Asus CEO Johnny Shih. He spilled the beans on that crazy folding laptop that Asus showed at CES this year (it should be available this fall for $1000 to $1500). But it’s not a netbook, and honestly, I’m not sure the concept makes a whole lot of sense, so I didn’t pay…

March 23rd, 2009, 11:05 pm by Brad Linder | 3 Comments