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These Smart Earbuds Will Translate Different Languages For You

May 24, 2016 By Shocklee Leave a Comment

shockwebpic_theseheadphonestranslate A startup called Waverly Labs is developing Pilot, a set of smart earbuds that translate between users speaking different languages. This translator wearable works in conjunction with a custom app that utilizes speech recognition and machine translation to help you communicate. These are a potential travel winner.

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Machine Language: Inside The Art Of Making Computers Talk

September 18, 2013 By Shocklee Leave a Comment

shockleewebpic_makingcomputerstalkf Ever wonder how computer voices and speech recognition technology are developed? Watch this insightful short film on the art of how many of these synthetic voices are created, how they’ve developed throughout the years and get an inside look at a studio session at Nuance, one of the biggest companies in the field [and the rumored Siri creators].

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#FutureFrequency News Highlights From Around The Web

March 18, 2013 By disaster Leave a Comment

Around the world, around the universe, the future is now! Tune in to some of the most recent headlines and developments that are coming soon near you.

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MRI Scans Show Singing & Beatboxing Skills Are Similar To Language Skills

February 26, 2013 By Shocklee Leave a Comment

The complexities of the human vocal range are an amazing thing. Take a listen to this segment from The World, and a rare look at what the mouths and throats of a beatboxer and soprano look like while they are performing, part of learned speech functions that as it turns out, are very similar to that of learning various language skills.

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#FutureFrequency News Highlights From Around The Web

February 11, 2013 By disaster Leave a Comment

The world we live in is getting more and more interesting by the second, pretty soon we’ll all be rocking wearable tech, body mods and riding in driverless cars. Check out some of the latest things that are happening. Are you ready?…

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Meet A 14 Year Old Prodigy Programmer Who Has Created 15 Apps

January 29, 2013 By Shocklee 5 Comments

Santiago Gonzalez is a 14-year old developer in Littleton, Colorado who is fluent in a over a dozen programming languages and has created 15 apps to date. He entered college at age 13 and is expected to graduate with a computer science and electrical engineering degree by age 16 and will get his masters degree at 17.

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#FutureFrequency News Highlights From Around The Web

January 6, 2013 By Shocklee Leave a Comment

Time’s are quickly changing but there’s never been a better time to participate in LIFE! Take a look at the amazing and innovative developments that have been going on recently. Don’t just sit there…participate! And help ensure the world becomes a better place.

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The Merging Of Humans And Computers – Is 2045 The Technological Tipping Point?

January 2, 2013 By disaster Leave a Comment

Did you know the brain computes a million times slower than electronics and 10 million times slower than computers? As information technology grows exponentially, the technological tipping point is nearing and with that comes the merging of humans and computers.

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Welcome To 2013…The Year Of Community.

January 1, 2013 By Shocklee Leave a Comment

What will you do with the next 364 days in front of you? Whatever you do, make it count…

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Pronouncing The Longest Word In The English Language

November 29, 2012 By disaster Leave a Comment

The longest word in the English language is 189,819 letters long and takes 3.5 hours to sound out.

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