September 1, 2004

Talking to Opera

Just got word of IBM/Opera's not-yet-finalized new Multi-Modal Browser:

Multimodal technology allows the interchangeable use of multiple forms of input and output, such as voice commands, keypads, or stylus — in the same interaction.

And from IBM:

Motorola, Opera Software ASA, and IBM submitted to the W3C® a proposal for a multimodal markup language standard called XHTML+Voice (X+V for short) that provides a way to create multimodal Web applications (i.e., Web applications that offer both a voice and visual interface).

So there it is. The future.

Or part of it.

~ Diane Vigil

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