Advanced Recognition Technologies, ART, Announces Handwriting and Voice Recognition Software for Windows CE, Handheld PC Professional Edition.DENVER--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Oct. 8, 1998--Advanced Recognition Technologies (ART) is proud to be in development of ARTrecognition for the Windows CE (Windows Consumer Electronics) Microsoft's version of Windows for handheld devices and embedded systems that use x86, ARM, MIPS and SHx CPUs. Windows CE .NET superseded Windows CE 3.0. operating system operating system (OS) Software that controls the operation of a computer, directs the input and output of data, keeps track of files, and controls the processing of computer programs. , Handheld PC  An editor has expressed concern that this article or section is .Please help improve the article by adding information and sources on neglected viewpoints, or by summarizing and Professional Edition, the only product that will offer both voice and handwriting recognition for this latest third-generation software from Microsoft Corp. for the Handheld PC (H/PC H/PC - Hand-held Personal Computer ). ARTrecognition's dynamic duo of voice and handwriting recognition software will provide the human user interface that ART has become so famous for in Handheld PC and Palm-size PC devices. Previews of ARTrecognition for Handheld PCs can be seen during the Microsoft Enterprise Road Show in Seattle, New York City New York City: see New York, city. New York City City (pop., 2000: 8,008,278), southeastern New York, at the mouth of the Hudson River. The largest city in the U.S. , Chicago, Boston and Santa Clara and at the 1998 Fall Comdex at the Las Vegas Sands Las Vegas Sands Corp. (NYSE: LVS) is a casino resort company based in Las Vegas, Nevada and majority owned by one of the world's richest men, Sheldon Adelson. Las Vegas Sands chairman Sheldon Adelson, the world's sixth richest man, has said that his company will soon be Convention Center, booth No. M163. Write anywhere on the screen in any size on your H/PC, using multiple strokes in your own handwriting with ARTrecognition for Handheld PCs. ARTrecognition supplies a mighty macro feature that allows the user to insert unlimited strings of text with a user-defined gesture or symbol. Insert text signatures in your e-mail or customized boilerplate A phrase or body of text used verbatim in different documents such as a signature at the end of a letter. Boilerplate is widely used in the legal profession as many paragraphs are used over and over in agreements with little modification or no modification. text into documents with just a quick stroke of electronic ink. The application launcher is just as simple and savvy -- define a symbol to launch any application supported by the H/PC Pro Edition software, such as drawing a heart to launch Solitaire solitaire or patience, any card game that can be played by one person. Solitaire is the American name; in England it is known as patience. There are probably more kinds of solitaire than all other card games together. . By taking advantage of the microphone on H/PCs supporting the H/PC Pro Edition software, ARTrecognition will supply powerful voice- command features that will speed up productivity in the field, on the road or in the office. With a voice command, the user can open files and applications, dial or read telephone numbers, display contact and calendar information, retrieve e-mail, send voice mail via e-mail, insert unlimited text macros, minimize windows, empty the recycle bin and more. ART's patented noise filtering algorithm refines the voice input, prohibiting outside noise from confusing the command. "ARTrecognition caters to the end-users by supplying very natural and simple tools which utilize the touch screen and microphone on Windows CE, Handheld PC Professional Edition-based devices," proclaimed Rick McCaskill, ART's executive VP and general manager. "It's more convenient and saves so much time to use your own handwriting or voice to perform tasks that are done repeatedly, such as looking up a contact, launching an application or retrieving e-mail. ARTrecognition is the solution that adds more minutes to your day." "The announcement of ARTrecognition -- which supports Windows CE, Handheld PC Professional Edition -- is applauded by Microsoft," said Jonathan Roberts, general manager, consumer appliance group, Microsoft. "By supporting this optimized operating system for H/PCs, ARTrecognition will empower mobile professionals to stay connected and to be instantly productive, all while using the familiar Windows interface." About ART Advanced Recognition Technologies Inc. (ART) develops and markets innovative, technologically superior products for the control of cellular phones, computer applications and electronic devices in response to the spoken human voice or naturally handwritten hand·write tr.v. hand·wrote , hand·writ·ten , hand·writ·ing, hand·writes To write by hand. [Back-formation from handwritten.] Adj. 1. letters or symbols. More than 2 million phones have shipped with ART voice recognition technology embedded within them. ART has been shipping handwriting and voice recognition software for Windows CE-based handheld PCs since 1996. The company is based in Southern California, with an R&D subsidiary in Tel-Aviv, Israel, and sales offices in the United States, Israel, Japan, Korea and Taiwan. ART software is available from major national distributors, including Merisel, Micro Central and Ingram Micro, as well as from major resellers including CompUSA, Computer City, Fry's Electronics, Micro Center, Unplug-It, RCS (1) (Remote Computer Service) A remote timesharing service. (2) (Revision Control System) A Unix utility that provides version control. RCS - Revision Control System , CDW CDW - data warehouse , Tiger Direct, Microwarehouse, Mobile Planet, and others. It's also available from the smARTshop pay-and-download facility on its Web site. More information on ART and its products is available on its Web site, http://www.artcomp.com. Note to Editors: Product and company names herein may be trademarks of their respective owners. |
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