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SoundHound debuts #Hound voice recognition personal assistant app. Siri who?

It’s not often these days that we’re gobsmacked by the power and efficiency of an app, but as this leaked internal video demonstrates, the new Hound app from SoundHound looks to enter the biometric input market and obliterate it from the inside.

Expect news of a Google take over shortly.

As you can see, the app encourages you (and can more than handle) cross-referencing by cross-referencing by cross-referencing.

The Hound app is way more than just a voice recognition app. It’s a voice-controlled interface that SoundHound intends to look inside and search every electronic device in the world. And they’re proving this with their “Houndify” system which developers can use to integrate Hound technology and voice control into their own apps, and also plug their data and APIs into its interface.

 

It’s been in development for 10 years now and it looks like it’s paid off. Still, a tough market to try compete in thought.

Get it: Free
From: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.hound.android.app

 

 

#PrivacyProject actually takes the time to read an apps T’s & C’s. Users react in fear!

It’s not something any of us haven’t asked ourselves: “What am I actually agreeing to when I install something on my phone?”. But it is definitely something none of us have bothered to read ourselves.

Thankfully, good guy campaigners #PrivacyProject have done it for us and the results are…how you say…terrifying! Just some hidden Easter Eggs within the Terms and Conditions include:

– This app can turn off flight mode
– This app can rearrange and read my messages
– This app can access my contacts
– This app can record audio at any time

PhotoMath is a new app that’s like Word Lens translator but for complicated math problems.

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PhotoMath reads and solves incredibly complicated and otherwise impossible mathematical expressions by using the camera of your mobile device in real time. They say on their website that it makes math easy and simple by educating users how to solve math problems. What they really should say is that the only people who are going to use this app are those that have the need to actually solve these complicated maths problems, like, y’know, maths majors during their final year exams. It’s official, cheating has never been easier.

With all that said, this is still an incredibly impressive app and in the hands of an honest and hard working student who really cares about HOW to get to the answer of a problem and not just THE ANSWER itself, I can see how this thing can be an astonishingly helpful study aid.

Get it: iOS and Android
From: https://photomath.net/

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