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Call centers put accent on speech recognition

August 23, 2007 Talking machines, especially those with the sound of home, may be gaining an edge over offshore operators. TAGS: speech recognition, call-center, contact center, agent, survey, manager, person

Chips promise to boost speech recognition

August 22, 2006 Carnegie Mellon University researchers are designing processors to solve the notoriously difficult computing problem. TAGS: speech recognition, FPGA, ASIC, researcher, power consumption

Gates still finding his voice

October 19, 2007 Following launch of corporate telephony software, Microsoft's chairman discusses how speech recognition has made inroads and where it has yet to go.Video: Gates' crystal ball Video: Phones should c... TAGS: Bill Gates, voice network, speech recognition, data network, dream, PBX, voice, telephony, possibility, touch screen, chairman, idea, Microsoft Corp., Microsoft Office, video

Gates on software innovation: 'Magic threshold'

September 16, 2005 Big ideas don't always translate into quick delivery of everyday software. Just think speech recognition. TAGS: speech recognition, WinFS, Bill Gates, speech, Microsoft Office, client, idea, keyboard, Microsoft Corp., Microsoft Windows, server

Hate talking to your PC? Nuance gets users heard

July 18, 2006 Nuance Communications' new software improves the accuracy of speech recognition as Microsoft eyes the market. TAGS: speech recognition, Nuance Communications Inc., accuracy, mobility, human, voice, training, Microsoft Corp., handheld, PC

PodZinger searches video podcasts

March 20, 2006 Site uses speech recognition technology to make video full-text searchable. TAGS: Podzinger, podcast, speech recognition, Time Warner Inc., RSS, video

Microsoft buys speech recognition company Tellme

March 14, 2007 The software giant says it is buying Tellme Networks in a deal believed to be in the range of $800 million. TAGS: Tellme Networks Inc., speech recognition, Jeff Raikes, IPO, Microsoft Corp., voice, work

Talking to your TV

February 24, 2005 After finding success in cars and call centers, IBM's speech recognition team works to add voice commands to consumer gadgets. TAGS: speech recognition, contact center, home entertainment, call-center, IBM Corp., Opera Software, TV, programming, Web browser

Gates still has a long to-do list

October 18, 2007 Even as he moves to part time, Microsoft's chairman will keep pursuing tech such as tablet computing, speech recognition.Video: Gates' crystal ball TAGS: Bill Gates, Pall Corp., speech recognition, chairman, speech, computing, tablet, vision, Microsoft Corp., Microsoft Windows Vista, video, PC

Behind Redmond's Tellme deal

March 15, 2007 How a spilled drink and a skipped Super Bowl led Microsoft to its biggest purchase in years. TAGS: Tellme Networks Inc., Steve Ballmer, speech recognition, Super Bowl, business model, Excel spreadsheet, Redmond, Microsoft Corp., CEO, conference, California

The future of talking computers

October 13, 2003 Microsoft VP Kai-Fu Lee says a future with talking computers is no longer a pipe dream of computer science. TAGS: speech recognition, baby, Kai-Fu Lee, computer science, scientist, word, Microsoft Corp.

Sources say Microsoft near deal to buy Tellme

March 12, 2007 Redmond is close to acquisition deal for maker of products bridging speech recognition and the Internet, CNET News.com has learned. TAGS: Tellme Networks Inc., Jeff Raikes, speech recognition, Microsoft Corp., cell phone

Microsoft handhelds find their voice

November 3, 2003 The software maker unveils Voice Command, an add-on that lets people talk to Pocket PC devices that use Windows Mobile-based Pocket PC and Pocket PC Phone Edition. TAGS: Handango, Pocket PC Phone Edition, speech recognition, Pocket PC, Microsoft Windows Mobile, handheld, voice, Microsoft Corp., Microsoft Windows, PC

Barrett: Tech's challenges in government

October 22, 2003 Intel CEO Craig Barrett: says it's time for the United States to wake up to the new global realities about technology and economics. TAGS: Craig Barrett, speech recognition, Intel, Microsoft Longhorn, multi-core, microprocessor, CEO, U.S., Microsoft Corp.

Telephone banking system recognizes your voice

October 24, 2006 RSA product aims to use voice recognition to identify customers for financial transactions conducted over the phone. TAGS: RSA Security Inc., banking, speech recognition, voice, bank, security

Web voice technologies get W3C go-ahead

March 16, 2004 The World Wide Web Consortium says two specifications are ready for adoption as industry standards. TAGS: VoiceXML, speech recognition, Tim Berners-Lee, specification, recommendation, industry standard, VoIP, development

Software to make your media center 'listen'

February 28, 2006 One Voice program uses speech-recognition technology that lets users control gadgets via verbal commands. TAGS: voice recognition, speech recognition, Media Center PC, command, TV

Patent case seeks to silence Nuance voice recognition

November 9, 2006 VoiceSignal Technologies names many in infringement suit over rival's Dragon NaturallySpeaking software. TAGS: VoiceSignal Technologies Inc., Nuance Communications Inc., voice recognition, speech recognition, retailer

Students dream up tech for health care

June 28, 2006 Vibrating wristbands for the blind is among the finalist projects in Microsoft's Imagine Cup invention contest. TAGS: Bill Gates, speech recognition, project, health care, health, student, GPS, idea, Microsoft Corp., programming

Who in the world is Kai-Fu Lee?

August 2, 2005 Two sides of a court battle paint very different portraits of ex-Microsoft exec hired to head Google's operations in China. TAGS: Kai-Fu Lee, China, Google Inc., speech recognition, search technology, Microsoft Corp., career, vice president
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