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Nuance Offering Dictation SDK to Mobile Devs

Jan 19, 2011, 8:49 AM by Eric M. Zeman

Nuance Communications today announced the availability of the Dragon Mobile SDK for iOS and Android. The new software developer kit can be used by application developers to incorporate Nuance's voice dictation, voice search, and text-to-voice engines. Developers can download and use the SDK for free for 90 days and Nuance says it has tiered pricing available once developers' apps are ready for the market. Nuance believes that by offering this tool set to developers, it will lead to richer and better apps for iOS and Android devices.

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KytheSz

Jan 20, 2011, 2:15 PM

Bluetooth or A2DP?

Do we know yet if this will be supported through a Bluetooth link with a cordless headset? or will they use the Music platform of A2DP.

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