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	Future Phones to Read Your Voice

Silkweaver

11-16-2008 8:29 PM

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communication, man machine interface, voice commands

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Experts say the industry needs a new wave of interface technologies to transform how we relate to our phones. The traditional keypads and scroll wheels will give way to haptics, advanced speech recognition and motion sensors.

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