"You can’t stop the waves, but you can learn how to surf." – Jon Kabat-Zinn
IBM Eye has a nice post about IBM Research demo-ing a mobile voice recognition solution …on Windows Mobile
IBM’s Igor Jablokov does an interview and demo for ABC News (US) showing a X+V (XHTML plus Voice) enabled mobile device surfing the web for information using voice control.
Demo: Talk to Type
(via the spkydog koop)
More info on X+V on developerWorks: X+V is a markup language, not a Roman math expression
[Via IBM Eye]
ConferenceXP, a shared-source resource platform from Microsoft Research that enables distance learning and collaboration, has gained significant momentum recently on a variety of fronts.
Microsoft announced Monday that it has snagged a leading user interface visionary to work in the company’s research division.
[Via Redmond | News]
Technology forces us to juggle competing demands on our attention over the course of our workdays. Alex Chadwick speaks with New York Times Magazine contributor Clive Thompson about “interruption science,” the study of the effect of disruptions on job performance.
ConferenceXP is an initiative of Microsoft Research. Were exploring how to make wireless classrooms, collaboration, and distance learning a compelling, rich experience by assuming the availability of emerging and enabling technologies, such as high-bandwidth networks, wireless devices, Tablet PCs, and the advanced features in Microsoft Windows XP.
The ConferenceXP research platform enables researchers and developers to create distributed applications that take advantage of ConferenceXP technology as well as Tablet PCs and wireless networks. It also enables them to develop the collaborative tools and applications they need without having to build them from the ground up. By partnering with research organizations and universities, the ConferenceXP project combines the academic communitys expertise in the learning sciences with Microsofts expertise in technology.
Explore this Web site to learn more about ConferenceXP and join the community of ConferenceXP developers and researchers.
Check out the Website : Microsoft Research ConferenceXP Project