I want to get my hands on Yap, “an automated platform that instantly converts anything you say on your cell into text.”I happen to be one of those of dangerous drivers that occasionally texts while in traffic or at a stop light. I can’t wait to have a way to speak into my phone to send texts and search the web. What I wouldn’t give to have this on my 3,000 mile drive back to San Diego.
Here’s some more info from site. So cool!
| Yap’s patent pending system allows you to easily send text messages by simply speaking them into a mobile application. Why did Yap decide to tackle that first? 66% of teens text while driving! Our co-founders sister just entered undergrad as a freshman, she’s commuting to/from campus, and that stat made them shudder given her short attention span. It made prioritizing this work easy. |
| It also supports a number of other creative use cases: send wall posts to your friends on Facebook, tell them where you are on Twitter, find the nearest sushi using Google, get info on the latest movie from Yahoo!, read what’s up on Digg or Newsvine, research something on Wikipedia, check out fresh videos on YouTube, or search Amazon/eBay for more gear. One day you’ll also be connect to most IM networks on the planet. |
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