That’s pretty damn good. Especially for something at such an early stage.
mupwangle says:
All you need is a decent bit of speech recognition software and you’ve got the computer from Star Trek. :-)
Gary says:
Totally. There was a discussion about it somewhere (metafilter probably) pointing out the benefits to non-techy people if you teamed it up with speech recognition. Even at the current stage it’s pretty clever.
tm says:
well, I have had frankly awful day at work arm wrestling with my computer to try and get a program to work, with no success.
In a fit of boredom tonight though I installed ubiquity and banged through the tutorial then experimented a bit – basically giggling and going “ooowww” like I small child whenever I discovered anything new.
Bugger the potential, all I care about it that it cheered me up right now.
Gary says:
I’ve interviewed mozilla about it – I’ll post a link when it’s up.
That’s pretty damn good. Especially for something at such an early stage.
All you need is a decent bit of speech recognition software and you’ve got the computer from Star Trek. :-)
Totally. There was a discussion about it somewhere (metafilter probably) pointing out the benefits to non-techy people if you teamed it up with speech recognition. Even at the current stage it’s pretty clever.
well, I have had frankly awful day at work arm wrestling with my computer to try and get a program to work, with no success.
In a fit of boredom tonight though I installed ubiquity and banged through the tutorial then experimented a bit – basically giggling and going “ooowww” like I small child whenever I discovered anything new.
Bugger the potential, all I care about it that it cheered me up right now.
I’ve interviewed mozilla about it – I’ll post a link when it’s up.
Here’s that link to the Q&A I promised.