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Yahoo Adds Voice Search to iPhone App

May 21, 2009, 9:18 AM by Eric M. Zeman

Yahoo recently added voice-searching capabilities to its iPhone application. The app now lets users perform searches by speaking their queries rather than typing them. Yahoo also said that is is abandoning plans to port its current iPhone mobile app to other smartphone platforms (as it had planned to do). In a note to developers, Yahoo said it would continue work refining its current mobile application only for the iPhone. Yahoo will, however, continue to support other phones via the browser and may create other mobile applications for devices such as BlackBerries at some point in the future.

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Burger Time

May 21, 2009, 10:45 AM

"There's an app for that..."

"Only on the iPhone..."

Who else is sick of these silly commercials about all the wonderful apps for the iPhone. My Blackberry Curve blows the iPhone out of the water! My friend switched from the Curve to the iPhone and he misses his Curve...(heh, heh, heh!)

da310035

"theres an app for almost anything" 🤣 yes my fellow phonescooper im sick of it too...

Slammer

Burger Time said:
"Only on the iPhone..."

Who else is sick of these silly commercials about all the wonderful apps for the iPhone. My Blackberry Curve blows the iPhone out of the water! My friend switched from the Curve to the

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Farris917

i'm not trying to play a fanboy or favor one side nor the other. I'm just curious, how does your curve blow the iPhone out of the water? I'd understand the no video capture, no flash on the camera, no MMS support, no turn by turn GPS directions. But...
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nuopus

I have both an iPhone and my curve. iPhone applications are a lot more full featured and advanced compared to anything you find on a BlackBerry. You will be hard pressed to find ANYONE who has fully experienced both that will agree with BB having bett...
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ucbigmike20

Wow!!! That's a bold move from Yahoo to be focusing on just the iPhone. So I guess, that's where the money is for them.

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