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[old.user4556]

There are so many different accents in Scotland that even I can't understand some of them, and I'm Scottish (ish..). I'm not surprised that it doesn't work that well.

Ever heard someone from Arbroath talking at warp speed? Sheesh....

I've got a lot of cousins in Dundee, when I last visited my Aunty said "haws awbudy?" ... it took me a few seconds to translate she said "how is everybody?".

 

[caLLous]

I'd imagine trying to craft a one-size-fits-all voice recognition system is a bloody nightmare, for accents south of the border as well.

 

[old.user4556]

Hose, hoes and O's - ain't gonna be easy if you're a COCKNEY GUVNAH.

 

[Raven]

Quick, better come up with another lawsuit! http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-15489523

 

[caLLous]

I saw that, and good news it is too, but Apple have just been allowed to patent unlocking by swipe or pattern gesture, which is pretty shocking imo. It's also quite interesting to see who is suing who in the mobile world.

 

[dysfunction]

I saw that, and good news it is too, but Apple have just been allowed to patent unlocking by swipe or pattern gesture, which is pretty shocking imo. It's also quite interesting to see who is suing who in the mobile world.

That is just so idiotic to be able to patent that!

So perhaps this is why Android have started with Facial recognition unlocking!
That will get around this stupid patent.

 

[Wazzerphuk]

Hose, hoes and O's - ain't gonna be easy if you're a COCKNEY GUVNAH.

I actually do pretty well with Scots for a Londoner. It helps that I have worked with/work with a number of them.

 

[caLLous]

Samsung modifies tablet to satisfy German ruling, begins selling Galaxy Tab 10.1N

Let's see what bogus claims Apple come up with next. I would imagine Samsung's law chaps have gone through it all and think that these two changes will allow the tab to be sold in Germany. If two relatively small design changes are all it takes though it kinda makes a mockery of the original infringement.

 

[dysfunction]

The ruling on the infringement was idiotic to begin with. It couldn't possibly make it look even more daft...