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July 15th, 2011
Vlingo Update Available, Shiny New UI and 7 New Languages Added
July 8th, 2011Have you ever used Vlingo before? If not you should definitely check it out. It is the most popular Voice assistant app on the market second only to Google Voice
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Stock Google Voice app running on XOOM
May 24th, 2011Posted by: Sam Herren May 24, 2011 Today after playing around some more with the XOOM, I figured I’d try to install Google Voice one more time. Well, what do you know. It worked! By the way, this is not the modified .apk found on XDA
Android 2.3.4 Gingerbread update brings Video Chat to Google Voice
April 29th, 2011The latest Gingerbread update, Android 2.3.4, as a treat for fans of Google Voice.
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iOS 4.3.1 Coming Soon, Will Include Bug Fixes
March 21st, 2011I don’t think this will come as a surprise to anyone, but Apple has iOS 4.3.1 in the works and will be coming soon to an iPhone, iPad or iPod Touch near you. To be expected on an update like this (meaning, x.x.1), there won’t be any added functionality to it, just a few bug fixes and extra jailbreaking hoops to jump through. Here’s the likely list of fixes the update will bring: Baseband updates for the 3GS and iPad (original) Fixed memory hang that results in memory corruption when reading large files from USIM filesystem Fixed problem with NTLM authentication in apps and on websites Fixed issue with the Springboard and 3rd party apps not recgonizing the gyroscope on the iPad 2 Fixed iPad 2 jailbreak vulnerability BGR says this update will come out in the next week or two
Sprint Nexus S 4G gets prematurely confirmed with “Pure Google”
March 21st, 2011Sprint has confirmed the incoming Google Nexus S 4G , the WiMAX-enabled version of the existing vanilla Android 2.3 Gingerbread smartphone.
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A Hint of Things to Come for Google Voice VoIP?
March 8th, 2011Posted by: Ray Walters March 8, 2011 There is an interesting article over at the Disruptive Telephony site, talking about how the author has gotten his Google Voice number to work entirely over IP, using something called a “SIP” address to initiate the voice session. In an unofficial way, the author of the article is saying that VoIP calling is already possible with Google Voice. (although his method has not worked for everyone who has tried) Here is a quote from the article: For some of us who have had Google Voice numbers for quite some time (mine dates back to the pre-Google-acquisition GrandCentral days), it’s always been a bit frustrating that the only way to call a GV number was through the good old PSTN.
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Google Voice Number Porting Officially Launched, Available to All Current Users
January 26th, 2011Google Voice is sure a necessity for many people. Having one number that can ring all of your devices will guarantee you will never miss a call, and now Google is making the service even sweeter with existing number porting.
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Android Voice Search Now Recognize Your Voice
December 16th, 2010Made for smartphones running Android 2.2 or higher, Google Voice Search is now available in new version with improved voice personalization. Instead of using a generic voice recognition formula, it can now also learn how you speak and accommodate to your voice for more accurate recognition.
Personalized Recognition Added to Google Voice Search for 2.2+
December 14th, 2010Posted by: Scott Webster December 14, 2010 A select group of Android users will find that a new version of Google’s Voice Search awaits them in the Android Market today. Users will now have the ability to toggle on personalized recognition within the app so that it can learn how you pronounce and enunciate words. Yes, you specifically.
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