Microsoft will improve Windows 8 voice control features

According to foreign media reports, the Microsoft Windows team is currently in the process of developing the company's next-generation operating system, Windows 8, and plans to make significant improvements.

As we all know, compared to Windows Vista, the overall change of Windows7
is not very big, but it has been improved in terms of performance, security, and function simplification. Some time ago, Microsoft pointed out that the company will release a large update to Windows 8, which means that there will be significant improvements.

According to Microsoft's plan, the company will officially release Win8 in 2012, which will include "face recognition landing", "ld with one-click restore backup", "ld"; Windows Store app store & rdquo; and other features.

Undoubtedly, in addition to the above features, Microsoft will simultaneously improve the Natural User Interface (NUI) in Windows 8, and multi-touch technology is only a part of Windows NUI, including speech recognition, etc. Features.

In the SpeechTEK 2010 industry conference, Microsoft Tellme manager Zig Serafin said that in 2010, voice features will become mainstream, and voice has changed the way we interact with homes, cars, mobile devices, and PCs. Microsoft has always been a leader in the voice technology industry, and we will continue to make voice a daily interactive technology for users. Currently, one of Microsoft's main goals is to develop the world's most advanced voice platform that can cover cloud computing voice services, mobile phones and servers.

Two years ago, Microsoft acquired Tellme Netwoks, and then merged it with the Microsoft Voice Development team to form the current Speech at Microsoft team, which has developed decades of advanced speech recognition technology and The Web-to-speech engine is beginning to appear in a variety of cars, smartphones, and personal productization software, such as Ford Sync, developed jointly by Microsoft and Tellme, a built-in voice-activated navigation and search product.

In Windows 7, Microsoft also provides a complete voice recognition function, users can control the computer completely by voice, of course, can also use touch and voice operations. Using Windows Speech Recognition, users can easily open software, access various commands, and of course convert voices from any software running on Win7 into text. Software developers can use these features to develop richer More voiced software provides human interaction.

From this point of view, Windows 8 will also make significant improvements on the basis of Windows 7, providing users with perfect voice control functions, enabling users to get rid of the traditional PC experience