Sprint getting a Nexus One, too

Sprint getting a Nexus One, too | Android Central17 Mar 2010 by Phil Nickinson
Sprint just announced that it's getting the Google Nexus One, hot on the heels of AT&T and some Canadian carriers getting their own unlocked and unsubsidized version. Pricing and exact date of availability to be determined, ...
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Sprint Announces Nexus One, HTC Supersonic Next Week | Android ...6 hours ago by Rob Jackson
Sprint has finally announced they'll be getting the Nexus One from Google with availability, pricing and further details coming soon. This comes right after. ... But first things first, f*** the nexus one. Too many people have been asking when it be on sprint, and after so many month when some people really doesn't give a damn anymore it happens. Good news though, the supersonic will finally be announced(hopefully), and it makes the nexus one look like s***. ...
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Sprint to get Google powered Nexus One | telecoms.com - telecoms ...16 hours ago by James Middleton
Not to be outdone by the announcement that North American operators AT&T and Rogers (and Bell and Telus) will be getting the Google-branded Nexus One, US carrier Sprint has revealed similar plans.
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YouTube Adds Video Auto-Captioning For Deaf

YouTube Adds Video Auto-Captioning For Deaf — Aurum3 NewTech : New ...2 hours ago by AURUM3 NewTech
YouTube is making all it's hosted videos accessible by adding auto-captioning. Currently it only works for English language and it is ideal for the deaf and also when watching videos in noisy environment. Users can also upload a non ...
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Pitt Rehab: BBC News - YouTube adds video captions for deaf9 hours ago by Greg
BBC News - YouTube adds video captions for deaf Here is a great example of using technology to include individuals with disabilities. Using automatic speech recognition to provide close captioning for YouTube videos makes perfect sense. ...
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YouTube adds video captions for deaf : Infowars Ireland21 hours ago by Infowars Ireland
YouTube is making the tens of millions of videos it hosts more accessible to the deaf and hard of hearing by putting automatic captions on them. The Google-owned company said this use of speech recognition technology is probably the ...
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