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DH Unplugged #57: Greece is Fixed!

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2 Responses to “DH Unplugged #57: Greece is Fixed!”

  1. DH Unplugged 57: Greece is Fixed! : The Disciplined Investor says:
    March 17, 2010 at 9:55 am

    [...] CLICK HERE TO LISTEN TO EPISODE # 57 [...]

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  2. Patrick Dwyer says:
    March 29, 2010 at 8:55 am

    Dear J&A,

    I was listening to this episode and noticed that when you were both discussing Google Translate, John made the comment that he had saw IBM show case a product. The product could help you hold a conversation with someone that spoke a foreign language. You would speak into it and it would speak in the foreign language and then the person you were speaking with talk and it would translate it for you.

    John made the comment that he thought it would be two years before we started to see these types of products around. Well surprisingly if you have an Android phone you already have it and its a totally free app called Talk to me. If the IBM thing interested you then you should check the app out as far as I can tell it use both Google Voice recognition and translation all in the cloud. Just thought you might like to know.

    Thanks for the great show

    Regards
    Patrick

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