Recently, I described how to perform speech recognition on a Raspberry Pi, using the on device sphinxbase / pocketsphinx open source speech recognition toolkit. This approach works reasonably well, but with high accuracy, only for a relatively small dictionary of words. Like the article showed, pocketsphinx works great on a Raspberry Pi to do keyword […]
Month: May 2015
Android M(y Adventure)
At the I/O 2015 conference, Google announced Android M, gave developers access to a preview release to put on their Android Nexus devices, and released Android Studio 1.3, thereby allowing development for Android M. One of the highlights of Android M is the support for Fingerprint and Payment APIs; watch Maya Ben Ari, a product […]
HTC One M7 gets Android 5.1 – and here is how
The carrier version of the good old HTC One M7 will never see Android 5.1. However, if you have the Google Play Edition or followed my instructions, how to convert a carrier version into a play edition HTC One, you are in luck. Here is how you can upgrade your phone to Android 5.1. in less […]