October 2004
Phones Pick Up Language
Faster chips and better software help mobile devices recognize speech.
By Mara E. Vatz
Cell phones and wireless PDAs have one perennial problem: either no keyboard or a very small one. That makes typing anything more than a phone number a tedious, fumbling task. But a solution is on the way: mobile devices that are adept at recognizing spoken language.
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