While Siri is cool, she only works for a handful of situations, and is quite obviously still in beta. Nuance, the company rumored to provide the speech recognition for Siri, has just announced a new service that could bring similar functionality to any app. The new tool is dubbed Nina, and will … [Read more...]
Join your hosts Marianne Schultz and myself for The Show: 33 - "These Are Not The Droids You're Looking For". You can subscribe to our show on iTunes, grab our RSS feed, listen now or download directly. We broadcast our iPad and iPhone podcast live each week. If you missed the live show, we hope … [Read more...]
On Saturday, Apple released iOS 5 beta 5, and here's what a weekend of sleuthing has discovered. While there haven't been many major changes in it, a couple of small things have grabbed some attention. 9to5 unearthed signs of speech-to-text integration, in the form of a little … [Read more...]
Join your hosts Marianne Schultz (http://www.macgirl.net) and myself for The Show: 22 - "Fuddy Duddy". You can subscribe to our show on iTunes, grab our RSS feed, listen now or download directly. We broadcast live each week. If you missed the live show, we hope you'll join us next week … [Read more...]
Nuance, the company behind text-to-speech apps Dragon Dictation and Dragon Search may have inked a deal with Apple to bring their tech to iOS 5. Apple has been negotiating a deal with Nuance in recent months, we’ve heard from multiple sources. What does that mean? Well, it could mean an … [Read more...]
On the back of the incredibly successful Dragon Dictation and Dragon Search, Nuance have announced a number of medical applications for smartphones. Dragon Medical Mobile Dictate is an app that will allow the Doctor to dictate their patient notes, which are then sent through Dragon's algorithm and … [Read more...]
Nuance, who brought out Dragon Dictation for the iPhone earlier this month, have just released a searchingcompanion—Dragon Search (iTunes link). Dragon Search lets you speak into the app, and then will look for results from Google, iTunes, YouTube, Twitter and Wikipedia, with options for Yahoo and … [Read more...]
Nuance Communication, makers of renowned desktop speech-to-text tools, have brought their tools to your pocket, with Dragon Dictation (free, iTunes link). The app takes spoken word, and transforms it into text, which can be emailed, SMSed, or saved to the clipboard to be pasted into a doc of your … [Read more...]
