It looks like we finally know what Google was doing with that Voice Search Patent from over a month ago. They will be allowing users to search by voice over the telephone. The homepage below is very very basic but gives us some insight into the service:
You say a query, it sends you the results, you say another query, and so on. When you’re done with the demo, all you need to do is hang up the telephone.
Sounds pretty interesting and will probably be something fun to play with. I wonder when we will actually see this go live?
UPDATE: Garett Rogers from Googling Google pointed out that this page is a little older. I also noticed that the copyright on the page is from 2002 so this is pretty old. I wonder if it still means anything?
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