Speech recognition

Thursday, February 21st 2008 - 00:30 CET - Comments: 0

N uance Communications that its speech recognition solutions are now available in the Tempo E2000, a new 2GB music-enabled mobile phone from Kyocera Wireless that also features video on demand (VOD) as well as a 1.3 megapixel camera. With Nuance speech recognition technology, users are able to dictate commands such as name and number dialing, by pressing a single button. There are also command and control features for the handset such as checking status of the battery level, finding contacts and more.

 

 

Speech recognition solution on Kyocera Tempo E2000 phone

"Nuance will continue to work with leading handset manufacturers such as Kyocera to deliver superior speech recognition solutions to people on-the-go," said Michael Thompson, vice president and general manager, mobile search and communications, Nuance. "Voice will become one of the most important trends in the wireless industry in 2008 as safety on the road and communication continues to merge at a rapid rate. We look forward to a continued relationship with Kyocera as these solutions are developed."

 

Photo : Nuance at mobile World Congress

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