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marlof
11-04-2002, 02:18 PM
<a href="http://www.speereo.com/Products/vorgan.html">http://www.speereo.com/Products/vorgan.html</a><br /><br />One of my favorite screnes from the Star Trek movies is in The Voage Home: "[...] Scotty sits at a nearby Macintosh. He surveys the machine quizzically, clears his throat, and in a loud voice says: "Computer...". Bones steps in quickly, picks up the "Mouse" and shoves it into Scotty's hand. Scotty looks at the mouse baffled, then puts it to his lips like a mike. "Hello? Computer...?" Nichols says: "Just use the keyboard..." Soctty replies: "The keyboard... How quaint."<br /><br />According to the crew of the Enterprise, voice input is the way of the future. I can easily see why, as it would allow you to do your work hands free. And on a Pocket PC it saves you from getting the max out of the tiny input area. That's why I think it is great that applications that use speech recognition become available on the Pocket PC.<br /><br /><img src="http://www.pocketpcthoughts.com/images/bregonje/speereovorgan15.gif" /><br /><br />Speereo has released Voice Organizer 1.5, that gives you the ability to input new appointments by voice, and get reminders as recorded by you. Next to that, it contains a phone book with a speech interface.

mmidgley
11-04-2002, 05:35 PM
Wouldn't it be nice if someone developing voice stuff like this would get together with someone like PocketInformant? That would make a great combination.

I haven't tried this software yet, but I'm always dissapointed when voice stuff isn't generic to what is already on the device (like the built-in contacts program) but is shipped with a proprietary solution that's not very impressive (again, I haven't tried this version yet, I'm just commenting in general).

m.

Bacco
11-04-2002, 07:05 PM
mmidgley,

Exactly. I was about to download the program when I realized that it was a seperate organizer. I use Agenda Fusion myself, and I don't need another organizer.

There has to be a way for programers to use the existing software on the device and not require users to switch to another, is all likelyhood, less robust product (as I am sure their organizer is).

Bacco