Back at this year's eventful CES, Nuance announced it was launching a platform to bring voice recognition services to connected TVs, among other devices. Now, just a few months later, the communications outfit's taking credit for the voice features packed inside Sammy's 2012 Smart TVs. Essentially, this means those speaking commands used to control the Smart Hub, applications like Skype and even web surfing are all powered by Nuance's Dragon technology. The move itself isn't a surprising one, given Nuance's credibility within the industry. So, now you know who's making it all happen the next time you're telling that ES8000 what to do.
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I use Nuance on my computer, and I have had a good time using it. I’m sure it will be great on the new Samsung TVs. I was looking for a HDTV that would compliment the free HD channels that I recently signed up for from Dish. I have an old TV that wasn’t doing me any good, so I ordered an ES8000. My co-workers from Dish suggested that I look at Samsungs since they were one of the top brands, and I’m glad I listened. I ordered one and it should be here in a few days, and I know with the high definition programming on the TV, my house is going to be the best place to be for football on ESPN this year!
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