Wednesday, April 23, 2008
Speak Hindi to browse web on your phone
Researchers at IBM's lab in New Delhi have created a pilot program called "Spoken Web" that lets speakers of Hindi surf the Internet using their voice. The feature is targeted at people who are unable to access web through mobile phones. IBM estimates that 1 billion people will surf the Internet on phones by 2011. The company plans to complete the test project in India within three months and have the application rolled out in the country by the end of 2008. [Read the full story]
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IBM,
India,
Internet,
Mobile phone,
New Delhi,
Spoken Web,
World Wide Web
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