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Beyond Voice Search
Thomas Schalk

Mobile devices have become easier to use because freely spoken speech can be recognized as typed text. When creating an email, text message, or text string to enter into a search box, speaking is easier than typing on a mobile keypad, at least for most people. Nevertheless, how practical is speech-enabled typing?

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Student Application Contest 2008-2009

2009-2010 Speech Application Contest Announcement

AVIOS is announcing the fourth annual student application contest sponsored by AT&T, Cepstral, I6Net, Loquendo, Microsoft, Opera and Voxeo. Students enrolled in colleges or universities worldwide are encouraged to participate in this year’s contest by registering to participate by November 30, 2009 and submitting applications to our judges by January 15, 2010.

Applications must involve speech input and/or output, and may be either pure speech or multimodal.

Cash and/or equipment prizes valued at over $1,000 will be awarded to teams of student programmers who design and create applications judged to be robust, useful, creative, innovative, and user friendly.

Winners will be announced at the Voice Search Conference in San Diego in March, 2010.

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