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Tag Archives: recognition
Microsoft Tellme vs Apple Siri
For all the work they’ve done in making their mobile OS look fantastic, the folks at Microsoft seem to have left out an integral part of their software — actual functionality. Their voice software which is being put up against … Continue reading
Tweeting Too Hard: the site where self-important tweets get recognized
I could very easily submit some of the people I’m following on Twitter to this site. And I’m sure the same can be said of me by some others. Oh well! I guess I should stop Tweeting so hard.
Things iPhoto thinks are faces
Anyone who has used iPhoto’s new face recognition feature knows that it isn’t perfect. I’ve personally had a pretty good run with it being able to recognize faces, but every once in a while, I have been asked by iPhoto … Continue reading
Nikon Coolpix S60 ad for face recognition
Nikon is advertising its Coolpix S60 compact digital camera with these clever ads that show off (and exaggerate, I’m sure) just how great its facial recognition system is. With all of the hoopla in the UK about false advertising from … Continue reading