Terry Gold was good enough to forward me another application that uses Microsoft Speech Recognition technology. It’s called VoiceBuddy and it’s written by eDimensional . You can use VoiceBuddy to tell Microsoft Flight simulator what to do...

And then there’s this one from Sony.

A friend of mine, Robert Brown , sent me this link about a combination mouse and VoIP phone. I wonder if I could get it hooked up to my PC to be a starndard microphone so I can use it for SR?

Neat. http://www.microsoft.com/windowsvista/features/foreveryone/speech.mspx

I saw StreetDeck at CES a week and a half ago, and I was impressed. Since then, I’ve been able to get my hands on a copy from Robert Wray and Chuck Holbrook of StreetDeck.com . I’ve been running it for almost a week now in my carPC. Installation...

I must have missed this one a while back. Apparently, Ajay Juneja, of SpeakWithMe, has created a wicked cool Speech Recognition product to be used in cars. He’s coming up to Redmond to show it off in about 6 weeks. I can’t wait to try it out...

I’m on a roll with a theme, here, huh? … I also really liked what I saw at the Stargate Mobile booth. Stargate Mobile has a deal with Ford to supply in car computing for Ford F-150 pick up trucks. I’ve written about this before … Today I got...

One of the coolest demos I saw at CES was from a company called StreetDeck . These are some of the same guys behind MP3Car.com , a site I read all the time, and have purchased a lot of stuff from when I put my XP machine in my car. These guys really understand...

I stopped by the XM Radio booth this afternoon to take a look at the VoiceBox implementation of XM Voice Command. The demo was in a nice white Lexus SUV, and there was a pretty big line of attendees waiting to take a look at all the XM Xtras in the truck...

Have you heard of any cool speech tech that'll be at CES? I'd love to hear from you if you have. I'd love to check it out while I'm there.

A couple days ago, VoiceBox and XM Radio announced a partnership where VoiceBox is going to provide some tech along with XM to allow users to “say it and get it” on XM Radio. Basically, that means that you can say “Play Jazz” and you can get Jazz channels...