and from the submitted document what BabelFish is:
BabelFish is a translated voice and text IM (Instant Messaging)
service. It enables translated conversations among two or more
parties. Each partner writes messages in his own language and his/her
message is instantly translated and delivered other partners in their
languages. Optionally delivered messages are synthesized into speech
and played at destination handsets.
We also aimed to use Android's speech recognition API to allow
partners speak their messages instead of writing and hence mimic a
real BabelFish's behavior but unfortunately Android speech recognition
API wasn't ready at the time of writing.
WOW! Great idea. I don't have the time to look at it in detail now
(having problems getting my own submissions made) but I will. I expect
it will be as good as it sounds.
Again, great idea, and good luck.
Jim Renkel
On Apr 11, 6:23 pm, r a f t <hakan.erya...@gmail.com> wrote:
> and from the submitted document what BabelFish is:
> BabelFish is a translated voice and text IM (Instant Messaging)
> service. It enables translated conversations among two or more
> parties. Each partner writes messages in his own language and his/her
> message is instantly translated and delivered other partners in their
> languages. Optionally delivered messages are synthesized into speech
> and played at destination handsets.
> We also aimed to use Android's speech recognition API to allow
> partners speak their messages instead of writing and hence mimic a
> real BabelFish's behavior but unfortunately Android speech recognition
> API wasn't ready at the time of writing.
> Instant translator. Not bad! I can imagine people using it. Once we
> have true multilingual support, you can set it to auto recognize the
> language.
> YA
> On Apr 11, 11:32 pm, r a f t <hakan.erya...@gmail.com> wrote:
> > and from the submitted document whatBabelFishis:
> >BabelFishis a translated voice and text IM (Instant Messaging)
> > service. It enables translated conversations among two or more
> > parties. Each partner writes messages in his own language and his/her
> > message is instantly translated and delivered other partners in their
> > languages. Optionally delivered messages are synthesized into speech
> > and played at destination handsets.
> > We also aimed to use Android's speech recognition API to allow
> > partners speak their messages instead of writing and hence mimic a
> > realBabelFish'sbehavior but unfortunately Android speech recognition
> > API wasn't ready at the time of writing.
> > cheers and wish you all good luck ;)
> > r a f t
> On Apr 12, 10:38 pm, YA <yuri.ammo...@gmail.com> wrote: > > Instant translator. Not bad! I can imagine people using it. Once we > > have true multilingual support, you can set it to auto recognize the > > language.
> > YA
> > On Apr 11, 11:32 pm, r a f t <hakan.erya...@gmail.com> wrote:
> > > and from the submitted document whatBabelFishis:
> > >BabelFishis a translated voice and text IM (Instant Messaging) > > > service. It enables translated conversations among two or more > > > parties. Each partner writes messages in his own language and his/her > > > message is instantly translated and delivered other partners in their > > > languages. Optionally delivered messages are synthesized into speech > > > and played at destination handsets.
> > > We also aimed to use Android's speech recognition API to allow > > > partners speak their messages instead of writing and hence mimic a > > > realBabelFish'sbehavior but unfortunately Android speech recognition > > > API wasn't ready at the time of writing.
> > > cheers and wish you all good luck ;) > > > r a f t
We also aimed to use Android's speech recognition API to allow
partners speak their messages instead of writing and hence mimic a
real BabelFish's behavior but unfortunately Android speech recognition
API wasn't ready at the time of writing.
On May 16, 9:53 pm, Hong <lordh...@gmail.com> wrote: