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| Microsoft Can Convert Your Voice Into Another Language Gizmodo Microsoft Can Convert Your Voice Into Another Language It's unlikely that you speak Mandarin, but that doesn't mean you won't need to at some point. Now, Microsoft has created software that can analyze your speech, translate it and then spit out a new ... | ||
| Surprise! Apple has more enterprise savvy than Microsoft InfoWorld (blog) You hear it all the time from IT staff: Apple doesn't understand enterprise needs, and as more and more users adopt Macs, iPhones, and iPads, you can see the froth emerging from their mouths. Apple changes its decade-old mobile connectors and it's evil ... | ||
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| Microsoft's secret OS project Midori is still alive and moving forward TechSpot Microsoft is most commonly associated with developing Windows although few people know that Redmond has also been working on another operating in secrecy for several years. It's been more than four years since we last heard about project Midori but ... | ||
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| Microsoft Brings Star Trek's Voice Translator to Life Tom Simonite MIT Technology Review It could be the next best thing to learning a new language. Microsoft researchers have demonstrated software that translates spoken English into spoken Chinese almost instantly, while preserving the unique cadence of the speaker's voice—a trick that ... | ||
| Here comes the Windows Phone Hail Mary CNN Microsoft says it's willing to be very, very patient. In its Redmond, Wash., headquarters, the Windows Phone story sounds awfully similar to that of Xbox -- a perennial money loser that spent the better part of a decade mired in third place behind ... |
