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A new top-level domain (.tel) has been established, Pandora’s app tops Apple’s list of most downloaded free apps of the year, Vlingo releases an impressive voice-recognition app for iPhones and Blackberries, CBS takes over Yahoo’s Launchcast music service, Google makes cutbacks, YouTube is cracking down on sexually suggestive content.
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It’s a little difficult to believe that this device hasn’t been invented yet, but Parrot has released some new voice recognition Bluetooth car kits that can sync with your phone and iPod. Parrot features two “music kit” models, the MKi9100 and MKi9200. Imagine that, a “Parrot” that you can talk to, and it will talk back, kind of. Where do these marketing people come up with this stuff? When your Bluetooth enabled phone is *NSYNC with the Parrot MKi device you can listen to calls and use
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By now everyone is familiar with the Google app featuring voice recognition for the iPhone. The app was announced by Google on Friday, supposed to appear on Saturday, but when it didn’t, everyone thought Apple was playing spoil sport. Everything finally settled down when the update finally made it to the app store, voice recognition and everything. The problem is, while most of the reviews were raving about it, I couldn’t get it to recognize most of my search queries. Searching for “Smoking A
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Google’s voice recognition search application for the iPhone, originally set for launch on Friday, will likely go live sometime Monday, we’ve heard from a source with knowledge of the situation. Google was under the impression that the application would be live on the App Store on Friday (obviously, since they pushed all significant press attention to it). Sometime Friday they found out Apple wouldn’t be pushing it, despite the fact that Google submitted it for review earlier in the week and
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Google’s carefully orchestrated launch of their new voice-recognition search application for the iPhone took a dive this weekend. The application didn’t appear as promised, and Google took down the YouTube video demo’ing the product
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