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My Perfect Robot: Digital Do Whatever I Say Device
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http://www.dawningvalley.com/2008/06/my-perfect-robot-digita...
While I doubt humans will be defending Zion or teaming up with Arnold Schwarzenegger, I hope that we will have the opportunity to see robots interacting with humans in a somewhat natural manner. It appears that this might become a reality for many of us. With the developments being made in quantum and DNA computing, you can bet that quite a few of us will live to see the day when robots are strolling along the streets. It is likely to be prevalent in Japan, but, then again, we already knew that.
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How to Use Speech Recognition in OS X
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http://www.dawningvalley.com/2008/06/how-to-use-speech-recog...
Last month, I discussed how I use speech recognition in OS X to make using my Mac a little easier to use and more enjoyable. I use speech recognition to do relatively simple tasks, such as opening new email, replying to emails, sending new messages, opening chats with people in my Address Book, creating new iCal events, switching between applications, moving up and down pages in Safari, moving back and forward in Safari, and even opening websites.
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Submitted by andrewmin
48 months, 4 days, 3 hours agoTags: os x, osx, apple, speech, speech recognition, mac, Macintosh
The Extremely Cool Kitchen Computer
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http://www.dawningvalley.com/2008/06/the-extremely-cool-kitc...
I have a computer in my kitchen. That fact alone is not unusual, as placing computers in the kitchen is growing in popularity. Some are recommending that computer placement be taken into account in new construction just like telephones. In 2004, Microsoft wrote an article discussing the benefits of a computer in the kitchen.
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Glide OS, a young online operating system with a few quirks Dawning Valley
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http://www.dawningvalley.com/2008/06/land-of-the-freeware-gl...
I suppose it’s fitting that my first review here at dawningvalley.com is
about Glide OS, since the first article I wrote in my life was about the same product. Back then, it was just called Glide Digital, required a credit card, and was not really an online operating system but a site that hosted your files with a few online applications. Two years later, Glide has evolved into a WebOS in the style of YouOS and eyeOS. But is it ready for general use?
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Submitted by andrewmin
48 months, 1 week, 8 hours agoTags: web, net, glide, glideos, webos, ajax, Web 2.0
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