In all the fuss over Apple’s (effectively bought in) Siri and Samsung’s (effectively bought in) S-voice, Symbian owners eager for a little voice recognition action shouldn’t forget about Vlingo, free for our OS and recently updated to v2.4.50, bringing better recognition, new settings and under the hood improvements. Some screenshots and examples below, just to [...] [...]
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In all the fuss over Apple’s (effectively bought in) Siri and Samsung’s (effectively bought in) S-voice, Symbian owners eager for a little voice recognition action shouldn’t forget about Vlingo, free for our OS and recently updated to v2.4.50, bringing better recognition, new settings and under the hood improvements. Some screenshots and examples below, just to [...] [...] I’m not the only crazy N86 fan, it seems – the much respected Alvin Wong has been running a two week experiment using this three year old T9-based phone (the last great N95-style dual-slide smartphone) as his only device. No touchscreens, no qwerty keypads (physical or otherwise), no 2012 cloud computing (out of the box, [...] [...] I’m not the only crazy N86 fan, it seems – the much respected Alvin Wong has been running a two week experiment using this three year old T9-based phone (the last great N95-style dual-slide smartphone) as his only device. No touchscreens, no qwerty keypads (physical or otherwise), no 2012 cloud computing (out of the box, [...] [...] In the second episode of season three of the 361 Degrees podcast we examine the consumer cloud, talking about what services we use, why we use them, and our main priorities and concerns. Episode description: We talk about ‘quality of service’ and how it needs to relate to privacy and customer support just as much [...] [...]
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