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MobileBurn.com - 11/17/2008
Google adds speech-recognition to Apple's iPhone 3G
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Google has announced a new application for the Apple iPhone 3G that features speech recognition technology. Using the new application, which should be in the App Store by Friday, consumers can simply speak a question into their phone. Read the full story here.
Update On Google iPhone Voice Recognition App: Look For It On Monday
techcrunch.com - 11/16/2008
Update On Google iPhone Voice Recognition App: Look For It On Monday
— techcrunch.com — Google’s voice recognition search application for the iPhone, originally set for launch on Friday, will likely go... live sometime Monday, we’ve heard from a source with knowledge of the situation. Google was under the impression that the application ... (more) Update On Google iPhone Voice Recognition App: Look For ...

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Video: Google speech-to-search iPhone app
crunchgear.com - 11/16/2008
Video: Google speech-to-search iPhone app
— crunchgear.com — I wonder how well it actually works. We’ll find out sometime today.... (more) Video: Google speech-to-search iPhone app

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Newlaunches.com:  iPhone 3G to get free Google speech-recognition Apps

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iPhone 3G to get free Google speech-recognition Apps
Newlaunches.com — iPhone_3g_app.jpg iPhone 3G is getting funkier. A new free app that will be found shortly in iPhone's App Store is the speech recognition technology, which will allow users simply speak a question and receive search results directly from Google. Questions like 'Where is the nearest Starbucks,' will be directed to Google's servers as digital audio files. After the words have been deciphered the converted information will be sent back by the Google search engine. So mundane stuff like the population of your locality to the next burger joint will only be a voice command away! Source

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