Monday, April 24, 2006
Google Talks the Talk for Search
April 12, 2006
"Google co-founder Sergey Brin and three others on April 11 were granted a U.S. patent for technology to let the human voice command Internet search engines.
In essence, rather than type in an Internet search query, you'd literally be able to phone one in, or say it out loud toward a nearby personal computer, writes Ken Fisher, one of several people commenting on the patent news.
Alexander Franz, a Google employee, and Brian Milch, two of the patent application's authors, wrote of just such an interface in a 2002 academic paper, here in PDF form, 'Searching The Web by Voice'."
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