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Introduction
Speech is becoming more widely accepted as an interface between user and computing devices. As the market for mobile devices, automobiles and information appliances grow spending on embedded speech technology will rise. This series will provide an in-depth quantitative and qualitative analysis of the market for speech across various embedded environments.
Scope
- An overview of the key trends in mobile speech applications.
- Outlines who the target users are and indicates how these technologies will impact their business.
- Lists the leading mobile application vendors and discusses their strengths and weaknesses.
Highlights
Improved mobile devices, stronger networks, and consumer demand for constant connectivity have all contributed to usher in an era of ubiquitous computing. As consumers become increasingly mobile, however, the question of how precisely to interface with a computing device has taken precedence.
The emergence of application stores, such as Apple's iPhone App Store, Google's Android Market, and Blackberry's upcoming Application StoreFront will spur the development of innovative speech applications in mobile handsets.
Datamonitor identifies three flavors of speech search applications in mobile handsets: open search, closed search, and its subset local search. These applications use server-side ASR and the quality of these applications is largely contingent on the quality of that enabling technology and the quality of the search engine it powers.
Reasons to Purchase
- Discover the trends for speech in mobile computing.
- Identify which applications will proliferate in cars and consumer electronic devices
- Understand the competitive dynamics in the mobile speech market.
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