The world was first introduced to Google Voice Search two years ago. The initial goal was simple, offer voice search that “just works” out of the box. Fast forward to 2010 and now Google is looking to rebuild the app with personalized recognition, catered to learning how you speak.
December, 2010
If you stepped into an arcade during the 90’s, you likely played a few rounds on a Neo Geo machine. Classics like Samurai Showdown, The King of Fighters and Bust-a-Move filled bring back memories of my childhood and quite possibly yours. In the spirit of retro gaming, NEO GEO has released the NEO GEO PAD2 controller for the Playstation 3.
Fresh claims have been filed by Nokia against Apple in courts across the UK, Germany and the Netherlands. With 24 patent infringement complaints already filed against Apple in the US, today’s announcement adds an additional 13 to the mix. The legal battle is heating up, but what do the latest complaints mean for Apple and Nokia?
Welcome to the future of 3D LCD panels. LG is stepping up their game thanks to a press conference in Beijing, China where they unveiled an 84-inch polarized 3D LCD panel with a breathtaking pixel count. Step aside 1080P, it’s time for 3840×2160.
The Thick Of It iPhone app, Malcolm Tucker: The Missing Phone, went on sale this afternoon and during the hullabalo of Twitter going mad for it, we caught up with Dave Addey, MD of Agant the co-creators of the app. He told us about the secrets of Malcolm Tucker’s iPhone, how he managed to get Apple to OK all that swearing and gave us the lowdown on the official QI app and Harry Hill‘s Jokebook iPhone app both of which were also released this week. Read on for our interview about the ****ing Thick Of It iPhone app…
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It’s already the end of Thursday, and frankly, we’ve got that Friday feeling already. Don’t share our excitement? Check out our news roundup of all the latest gadget headlines and you’ll see why we’re so giddy! They’re here in teatime tech.
We doubt we’ll see an iPad 2 at CES at the start of next month, but it can’t be far off. Apple loves an annual refresh of its iOS devices, and it’s been almost an entire rotation of the sun since the first iPad was revealed. But what’s going to be different this time? FaceTime cameras? A new screen? See what the pundits reckon in our iPad 2 predictions roundup.
The QI iPhone App is out now, based on the QI books based on the series. The idea is that the QI iPhone App combines all the QI books that have been released so far, broken up into 56 new mini-books so they’re easily digestible on the go. Each mini-book on the QI iPhone app is in chunks that should take about 10 to 15 minutes to read. You can send your own facts to QI with added photos from within the app, and rate other people’s facts using an Interesting-o-meter, which runs from Not Really Interesting to Quite Interesting.
Out now | £4.99 | Apple