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Video: Google speech-to-search iPhone app
CrunchGear —
I wonder how well it actually works. We’ll find out sometime today.
Holding a conversation with Google
BuzzMachine —
I can’t wait to get the Google iPhone app that answers questions asked by voice:
Tim O’Reilly called this one a year and a half ago, I think, when he said that GOOG-411’s core purpose or fringe benefit was that Google would harvest our voice samples and out of them create the best voice recognition online. Now Google can answer any question we ask (we’ll see how well it works sometime today).
This is about mobile, of course. Eric Schmidt told Jim Cramer a few weeks ago that in the future, Google will make more from mobile than from the web because it is a better targeting ...
Google Mobile Audio Search
Android Phone Fans —
Google isn’t foolish enough to think that Android is the end-all, be-all of the mobile world. In fact, fostering growth among many platforms has been a key initiative of the Big G and they continue to release new and innovative apps on platforms like iPhone and BlackBerry OS BEFORE it comes out for Android.
One example is with Google Mobile Audio Search. While how great this app is will be defined by how well the speech-to-search function actually works, the potential results seem pretty incredible:
My favorite part? The application makes use of the phone’s accelerometer to know when ...
Google voice search video demo
Fosfor —
Yesterday I ...
iPhone: Has Google lost its voice search?
Brainstorm Tech: Technology blogs, news and analysis from Fortune Magazine » Apple 2.0 —
For tech bloggers, this was bigger than Barack Obama.
How else to explain the reaction Friday to John Markoff’s story in the New York Times about Google (GOOG) bringing voice activation to the iPhone, letting you search for everything from pictures of the Golden Gate Bridge to the length of a giant squid just by talking into ...
Uh oh, Google voice app video pulled from Youtube..Apple not letting it into store?
9 to 5 Mac - Apple Intelligence —
Our worst fears realized? The Google speech recognition app hasn't hit the iPhone yet after being touted yesterday. "So what?" you say? "Give Apple a few days to look at it" you say?
More bad news. Google has taken the video down from Youtube. It is also removed from its Website. Is this just us being paranoid or has Apple slapped Google for releasing the video prior to release?...or perhaps Google was pressuring Apple to release the update by leaking the video and information to the New York Times?
We really hope this is just a blip...but just ...
Did Google Lose Its Voice (App)?
Alice Hill's Real Tech News - Independent Tech —
googleiphonevoicesearch.jpg By Michael Santo Editor-in-Chief, RealTechNews Earlier we , and many others, showed a great deal of excitement over the new version of Google’s search app for the iPhone. The new, voice-enhanced Google Mobile App was supposed to be updated Friday, according to the New York Times. But, uh, it never showed up. Worse, Google removed its YouTube video regarding the new version, and no other statements have been made regarding it. The new version of Google’s iPhone app would take user speech, send it as a sound file to Google’s servers, which would then perform speech recognition on it, and send the result back to the phone ...
Google Advanced Voice Search App for iPhone
2dayBlog - Technology Journal, New Gadget everyday! —
Google has developed an app for iPhone which give the phone advanced voice recognition. The application is capable of answering location related question (example like: Where’s the nearest Starbucks?” or “How tall is Mount Everest?), give driving directions, respond to generic questions, and search local data from the address book.
The ... ...
iPhone to Get Google Voice Search
Mobility Site —
Wow. This, if it works as well as this promo video portrays, looks awesome! The New York Times broke this one Friday and Crunchgear grabbed this nice promo video.
I guess it goes without saying that you will need a location enabled iPhone for some of the functionality. I would love to see this application ...
Google voice-recognition search engine for the iPhone
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Google has a new app for your iPhone, which allows iPhone users to use voice commands to search Google. The Google voice search app is free for the iPhone users.
When you have the Google voice search application installed on your iPhone, you don’t have to type your keywords for search on your iPhone’s interface. What you need to do is only to voice out, for example name a destination or a question and then an answer will be displayed on your iPhone’s screen after a few seconds.
The app captures your voice using the iPhone mic and sends it to Google server to process it and a few seconds later the ...
Appiphilia: Review of Google finding its voice on iPhone application
L.A. Times Tech Blog —
The upgrade is out! The Google Mobile app (free), which was released in late August, just got a makeover. In addition to offering search of iPhone contacts, one-touch access to Google services (such as Gmail, Docs and Translate) and predictive type, now it is offering voice search.
The interface is more simple and sensible across the bottom: ...
