We’re over the hump and the week is flying by in the world of tech news. Today in the US Update we run you through the latest and greatest from LG, including their new 84-inch polarized 3D LCD panel, a new NEO GEO controller for your PS3, Facebook’s facial recognition feature and so much more.
Tagged ‘google voice search’
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.
Remember that Google announcement? The one we were hoping would feature Eric Schmidt in a suit of armour? It was to reveal Google voice actions, a new set of features for Google Voice Search that supercharges Android 2.2 Froyo with new voice commands that will leave lots of iPhone owners spitting pips. Head through to see Google voice actions at work…
Google has picked Glastonbury as the subject for its first UK ad campaign. The spot sees a host of Google services including Google Translate, Google Voice Search and Google Maps Navigation put to use by the most unprepared festivalgoer we’ve come across in ages. He’s also frustratingly lucky in love. Read on for the Google Glastonbury ad and to tell us what festival tech you’re packing this summer…
T-Mobile is rolling out an Over-The-Air update to the G1 Android phone, but the hoped-for ‘Cupcake’ extensions will not be included. Read more