| Google Rebuilds the Tower of Babel with Real-Time Language Translation (ReadWriteWeb) |
| Monday, 08 February 2010 | |
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If our attempts at getting such simple information as bus schedules or account balances from automated voice recognition systems are any indication, then we imagine Google has a lot of work to do in its latest endeavor - real-time, spoken-language translation. According to the Times UK , Google is working on developing software for a mobile phone that would translate what you were saying into the... Source : ReadWriteWeb (subscribe) Explore : Cell Phone, Google, Phone, Read Write Web, Web 2 |
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