Subvocalized voice recognition technology would solve “the input problem” that all mobile (esp portable/miniature) computing devices face: how to input data from the user as effectively as data can be streamed to the user.
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If the Cellular operation is tied to an ultralight pre-b00t OS, you could call your computer on the phone, telling it to turn itself on and possibly navigate some essential functions by voice commands.
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I’m completely unsatisfied with the portable computers currently available. So I’ve decided to do some articulate whining about how much I want a super-intuitive wearable computer. Mostly, I have issues with the current form factors of Ultra Mobile PCs and other Pocket PC devices. Two improvements are just waiting to happen: improved input, and big [...]
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