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Software wants to predict your thoughts

March 30, 2005 Predictive Keyboard comes with a 31,000-item dictionary. Type in a few keystrokes and the computer attempts to spell the rest. TAGS: word

Down with marketing jargon

October 28, 2003 I have come to the belief that there is a contest between marketing departments as to how to describe something with the most words while not actually saying anything. TAGS: HP, word

Microsoft blocking words on China's Web?

June 13, 2005 Software giant is reportedly excluding controversial phrases like "democracy" and "freedom" on Chinese version of MSN. TAGS: MSN, word, China, Microsoft Corp.

Alphabet changes color of communication

May 30, 2007 Inventor readies e-mail system based on an innovative alphabet in which the 26 English letters are represented solely by individual colors.Images: Making words colorful TAGS: KMail, alphabet, letter, communication, word, color, message, e-mail

New tool screens spam, digitizes books

May 24, 2007 The ReCaptcha service turns annoying spam-avoidance chores into a productive project to digitize books.Image: Killing two birds with two words TAGS: pattern recognition, spam, project, word, API, technique, blog, photograph, e-mail, Microsoft Corp.

Week in videos: The word is Silverlight

May 6, 2007 This year's Microsoft Mix conference in Las Vegas can be summed up with a single word: Silverlight. TAGS: Microsoft Silverlight, NetFlix Inc., margin, streaming video, Las Vegas, word, multimedia, conference, video, Microsoft Corp., games

Reading phone text one word at a time

July 13, 2005 Researchers think they've hit upon the best way to digest articles on a cell phone. TAGS: RSVP, blog posting, word, researcher, cell phone, method, Palm Inc., blog

Spying an intelligent search engine

August 18, 2006 Innovation in Web search using artificial intelligence may lead to the day when you could expect the Web to do the tedious tasks for you. TAGS: Artificial Intelligence, search engine, word, children, Google Inc., technique, language, Internet search

Linux seller gunning for search

November 11, 2004 Searching on Google will be as "old-fashioned as going to Blockbuster for videos," Linspire CEO says. TAGS: Linspire, Smart Tags, Linux seller, Blockbuster Inc., search technology, word, search engine, Google Inc., Linux, operating system, Web browser, Yahoo! Inc., Microsoft Corp., Microsoft Windows XP, CEO, e-mail

New-age keyboard: Trace, don't write

July 11, 2005 IBM comes up with pen-based shorthand method that lets users input words into mobile devices by tracing them letter by letter. Image: Keyboard of the future? TAGS: pattern, keyboard, mobile device, stylus, letter, word, IBM Corp., smart phone, researcher

Found in translation: Microsoft tool talks pretty

August 4, 2004 New Microsoft program smoothes transition from Chinese to English. TAGS: expression, translation, word, Microsoft Corp., knowledge, analysis, Microsoft Office

Yahoo Mail puts words in your mouth

July 17, 2002 Yahoo uses an automated filter to search e-mail and swap out a handful of words that pertain to Web code known as JavaScript. TAGS: Richard Smith, JavaScript, Yahoo! Inc., Yahoo! Mail, word, newsletter, command, MSN Hotmail, e-mail, MSN, HTML, message, security, password, Web browser

Webster's uploads MP3 to dictionary

August 2, 2004 The music file format takes its place as a respected member of the linguistic community. TAGS: metaphor, dictionary, DSL, nanotechnology, word, MP3, Apple Computer, language, information technology

Porn gets spammers past Hotmail, Yahoo barriers

May 6, 2004 Junk e-mailers set up porn sites and use visitors to bypass defenses used by Hotmail and Yahoo to stop bot software from automatically opening e-mail accounts. TAGS: spammer, porn, MSN Hotmail, bot, human, visitor, word, Yahoo! Inc., account, e-mail, security, Microsoft Corp.

Google France fined for trademark violation

October 16, 2003 A French court rules against the search engine in an intellectual property dispute, saying it must pay a fine for allowing advertisers to tie their text notices to trademarked search terms. TAGS: Google AdWords, DES, intellectual property, advertiser, Google Inc., word, spokesman

Have you Googlewhacked?

January 29, 2002 Named after the popular Google search engine, Googlewhacks are the latest pursuit of legions of bored and obsessed Web surfers searching for the next big thing. TAGS: Google Search, Google Inc., trend, entry, search engine, word

'Killing' gamers with kindness

September 24, 2006 Festival goers prowl New York streets in a game you win by shouting out the right warm fuzzy. Photos: N.Y. street games TAGS: Jane McGonigal, street, New York, word, gamer, weapon, minute

Se habla open source?

February 16, 2004 While open-source software is still fighting for space on American desktops, it's making surprising progress in developing economies due to native-language translation efforts. TAGS: language, OpenOffice, KDE, open source, project, open-source software, word, Microsoft Corp., software company, Linux, Web browser, operating system, PC

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.

Beta--the four-letter word of Web 2.0

January 18, 2007 CNET News.com's Caroline McCarthy says that getting your site into a full version doesn't have to be scary. Really. TAGS: beta, Web 2.0, entrepreneur, Gmail, Google Inc., word
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