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Audience has debuted a next-gen chip that significantly enhances smartphone speech recognition and audio quality in noisy environments.
“The A1028 processor operates by accurately replicating the functions of human hearing to enhance sound quality and suppress noise,” an Audience spokesperson told TG Daily during a phone interview.
“It is specifically engineered to imitate the complex processing that occurs from the inner ear to the brain.
“As such, EarSmart manages to distinguish and interpret sounds as people do naturally and intuitively – by isolating and enhancing the primary voice signal and filtering out unwanted background noise.”
According to the spokesperson, the A1028 chip can be used to suppress noise interference for a number of speech-sensitive applications, including voice searches, speech-to-text, voice commands, voice dialing and real-time navigation.
“[Most importantly], the A1028 offers processing capabilities to deliver call clarity by providing non-stationary noise suppression to block ambient sounds when in speakerphone mode.
Tonight, at a New York City launch event, Sony unveiled their Internet TV products. They are powered by Google TV, just like Logitech’s Revue, and come in two different versions. There are four televisions ranging from $599 to $1399 and in 24-, 32-, 40-, and 46-inch sizes. The other option is a Blu-ray player that will sell for $399.
The Sony Internet TV will be the first television with integrated Google TV. In this respect it’s like a connected television but Sony made it clear that this is different from the competition. First of all, both Sony products are powered by Intel Atom processors. Sec
Thanks to faster Internet speeds on the go and mobile devices like smart phones and the iPad that do way more than just calls and e-mail, the remote workforce is exploding. In fact, IDC estimates that the number of mobile workers worldwide will pass 1 billion in 2010 and grow to 1.2 billion by 2013, at which point they will comprise almost 35 percent of the world workforce. The U.S. currently has the highest concentration of mobile workers, with more than 75 percent taking the office with them on a regular basis.
Want to maximize productivity when you’re away from that cubicle farm? H
We have a weakness for The Oatmeal’s comics around here, but we just discovered that he makes insanely adorable, rather geeky, and slightly creepy shirts. At least that’s the only way I can sum up these fluffy-tailed spies. [The Oatmeal]