AT&T is working on a method for mobile handsets to recognize voice commands without needing specialized software, according to an AppleInsider article.
The research project is based on a new version of AT&T's WATSON speech recognition engine, dubbed Speech Mashups, that puts the entire feature on the web as a service that can be called upon from anywhere a high-speed Internet connection is possible.
Below is a video of a prototype mobile version of the YellowPages website. AT&T shows an iPhone user entering information onto the page just by speaking it at the appropriate times.
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The research project is based on a new version of AT&T's WATSON speech recognition engine, dubbed Speech Mashups, that puts the entire feature on the web as a service that can be called upon from anywhere a high-speed Internet connection is possible.
Below is a video of a prototype mobile version of the YellowPages website. AT&T shows an iPhone user entering information onto the page just by speaking it at the appropriate times.
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