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Microsoft UC for the rest of us
Most everyone in the IT industry has heard of Microsoft's Live Communications Server 2005/Office Communications Server 2007 (LCS/OCS), the previous/just-released versions of its instant messaging, audio/video conferencing, and "presence" product for the enterprise, which now supports VoIP using the standard SIP protocols. But Microsoft designed LCS/OCS for...
Tags: Appliance, Phone, IP, Small Business, Microsoft Corp., Telecom & Utilities, Speech Recognition, Emerging Technologies, Deb Shinder
Blog posts 2007-12-07
Enhance the user experience with the Java Speech API
The Java Speech API allows you to incorporate speech technology into user interfaces for your applets and applications based on Java technology. It also specifies a cross-platform interface to support command and control recognizers, dictation systems, and speech synthesizers. This article delves into the specifics of the Java Speech API...
Tags: Grammar, Class, API, Java Speech API, Phoneme, Speech Recognition Speech Recognition, Speech Engine, Central Class, Programming Languages, Speech Recognition, Java, Software Development, Software/Web Development, Emerging Technologies, Peter Mikhalenko
Blog posts 2007-09-26
IBM's sign language technology
IBM researchers in Hursley, England, have developed an innovative technology called SiSi Say It Sign It, which converts spoken words into British Sign Language BSL. The technology can be of great help to deaf people. Here's a quote from an article at The...
Tags: Technology, IBM Corp., SiSi, Speech Recognition, Advertising & Promotion, Cellular Phones, Emerging Technologies, Marketing, Consumer Electronics, Personal Technology, Arun Radhakrishnan
Blog posts 2007-09-13
Speech recognition on the rise
According to research in Australia, far more people would rather use a speech recognition call center as opposed to centers manned by people with a different accent than a native Australian. Labor is one of the biggest costs in manning a call center, particularly one that operates 24/7; it's a problem that...
Tags: Keyboard, Call-center, Voice Recognition, IBM Corp., Speech Recognition, Emerging Technologies, Andy Moon
Blog posts 2007-08-23
Speech Recognition on the Rise
Will speech recognition reduce your keyboard use?Speech recognition seems to have been on the verge of exploding for ten years, since Dragon put out their "Naturally Speaking" product. Do you use speech recognition? What have been your experiences and do you see this taking over the keyboard's place...
Tags: Keyboards, Andy Moon, speech recognition, keyboard
Discussion threads 2007-08-23
EveryZing video search: Searching video based on the content within
In the follow-up to Google's Universal search and Ask.com trolling video content with Blinkx, EveryZing, a podcast search start-up, is using its highly accurate speech-recognition technology to bring content-based searching to videos. The technology consists of first converting the audio in the media...
Tags: Video, Video Search, Technology, EveryZing Video Search, Corporate Communications, Speech Recognition, Marketing, Emerging Technologies, Arun Radhakrishnan
Blog posts 2007-06-14
Vista Speech Recognition "computer can't hear anything".
On Acer Aspire 3054WXMi built in micrphone works fine when doing Vista speech recognition tutorial, but when I try to set up speech recogniton microphone I get report "computer can't hear anything".Same problem when using external microphoneCan you help pleaseThanks James Attree
Tags: Microsoft Windows Vista (Longhorn), PRODUCTIVITY, attreejc@..., Vista Speech Recognition, Vista Speech, speech recognition, Microsoft Windows Vista, computer
Discussion threads 2007-05-18
Using speech recognition in Windows XP
speechgo pleaseOffice 2007 and Win XP and Speech RecognitionI upgraded from Office 2003 had speech recognition feature to Office 2007 and no longer have speech recognition feature. I assume you have to have Vista to use speech recognition with Office 2007? I cannot find any data on this...
Tags: Microsoft Windows, nutman2@..., speech recognition, Microsoft Office, Microsoft Office 2007, Microsoft Windows XP
Discussion threads 2007-04-09
Speech technology: Does it matter to SMBs?
Computer voice command and speech recognition are "sexy" technologies that everyone likes to talk about, but are they ready for prime time – especially in the SMB environment? Last month, I attended the MVP Summit at the Seattle Convention Center and the Microsoft Campus in Redmond. Bill Gates...
Tags: Keyboards, Deb Shinder, PRODUCTIVITY, SMB/SME, computer, speech technology, small and medium business, keyboard, SMB Strategies Newsletter, Speech, Voice, Microsoft Windows Vista, Technology, Worker, Speech Recognition, Telecommunications, Hardware, Peripherals, Emerging Technologies
Technical articles 2007-04-06
Accessing speech recognition via the Ease Of Access menu (Speech recognition in Windows Vista)
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Tags: olotu2000us@..., speech recognition, Microsoft Access, Microsoft Windows Vista, Microsoft Windows
Discussion threads 2007-03-14
Will we talk to the next version of Windows like they do in Star Trek?
"Computer: Open Outlook. New message to steveb@microsoft.com. Subject: Voice interface. Body: Steve, Are we really this close to a voice-powered user interface? Jason. Computer: Send message."If Windows had a voice interface then that's how easy I would like it to be to send a short e-mail, and that's the message...
Tags: Phone, Voice, Problem, Microsoft Windows, Microsoft Corp., Star Trek, Tellme Networks Inc., Speech Recognition Software, Speech Recognition, Telecommunications, Emerging Technologies, Jason Hiner
Blog posts 2007-03-15
will Vista Speech recognition work witha Bluetooth Mic?
Will Vista Speech recognition work witha Bluetooth Mic?Probably just as well with Bluetooth mic as any other.I won't say I have high hopes for Vista's speech recognition working at all, but the microphone's type -- bluetooth, USB, old-fashioned separate mic & headphone jacks -- should have no impact.
Tags: Microsoft Windows Vista (Longhorn), Wi-Fi, azone@..., Bluetooth Mic, Bluetooth, speech recognition, Vista Speech Recognition, Microsoft Windows Vista
Discussion threads 2007-03-12
Vista can you hear me?
Windows expert Deb Shinder has been chatting with Vista lately--and Vista has been listening. Kinda.Once she got past the desktop microphone fiasco and opted for a headset, and once Vista learned to interpret her Texas accent, Deb had good success piloting the OS and various programs--as well as dictating text--using...
Tags: Deb Shinder, speech recognition, Windows Vista
Blog posts 2007-03-09
Speech recognition in Windows Vista
This article is also available as a PDF download and a gallery.Ever since Star Trek made it seem commonplace, many computerusers have dreamed of being able to throw away their keyboards, exterminatetheir mice, and control their computers with their voices. Programs that makeit possible to issue commands or dictate...
Tags: Personal computers, Windows Vista
Technical articles 2007-03-08
Speech recognition in Windows Vista
I hope it recognizes groans, grunts, and obscene languagebecause those are the only sounds and words that will be coming out the mouthes of people who try to get Vista to work properly.Have you experimented with Vista's speech recognition feature
Tags: deb shinder, JodyGilbert, Microsoft Windows, Microsoft Windows Vista, speech recognition, windows, windows vista
Discussion threads 2007-03-08
Speech recognition in Windows Vista
Windows Vista is the first Microsoft operating system to come with speech recognition built in. Here's a look at how you can put this capability to work.
Tags: Microsoft Windows Vista (Longhorn), speech recognition, Microsoft Windows Vista, Microsoft Windows, operating system, Microsoft Corp.
Image galleries 2007-03-07
Windows Vista killer features
If you read reviews of Windows Vista in the mainstream media, the criticism you'll find most often is that there's no killer feature. Oh really? These three features - XMP-based photo tagging, integrated search, and speech recognition - certainly qualify.href="http://blogs.zdnet.com/Bott/?p=190">Windows Vista's Three Killer Features
Tags: Microsoft Windows Vista (Longhorn), killer-feature, Microsoft Windows Vista, Microsoft Windows, speech recognition, tagging, media, photograph
Image galleries 2007-02-07
First Windows Vista Flaw
I am not going to complain about windows vista. I am going to say that I don't think Microsoft realized something about one of the workarounds for the speech recognition flaw. I really don't think you could call this a flaw thought, because in reality, this would totally be...
Tags: audio, jordanspcrepair@..., windows, security, software, hardware, networking, off-topic, Microsoft Windows, Microsoft Windows Vista, flaw, Web site
Discussion threads 2007-02-02
Microsoft confirms Vista Speech Recognition remote execution flaw
Just a thought: Any use to tech support?Could this "unplanned" feature be any use to tech. support?ie. Get the repair technician at the call-centre to "talk to" your errant PC?It would be even better is the PC could speak to describe (confess?) its symptoms!Naturally, the PC would expect privacy during...
Tags: PC, richard.s, remote diagnosis, remote repair, security, software, it management, hardware, networking, vista, speech, Microsoft Corp., speech recognition
Discussion threads 2007-02-01
Microsoft confirms Vista Speech Recognition remote execution flaw
After my initial reports on the first Vista Remote Exploit, a Microsoft spokesperson responded to me with the following message.Thanks for your patience as I looked into this. I heard back from the folks at the MSRC, and they let me know that Microsoft is investigating public reports of a...
Tags: Security, News, Vista, Desktop, speech recognition, speech recognition feature, Microsoft Corp., Microsoft Windows, Microsoft Windows Vista
Blog posts 2007-01-31


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