AI coming to a cell phone near you

Posted by ljmacphee on July 18, 2007 under artificial intelligence in the news |

This is just a small start but as smart phones get faster processors and more memory I expect to see lots of artificial intelligence coming to cell phones.

. . . Paperless data exchange between field workers and their offices is not new. But Florida startup JumpStart Wireless is bringing it to regular cell phones with software that bridges incompatibilities among handsets.

Using artificial intelligence, the Delray Beach-based company’s application fits most business software, and works with nearly every cell phone brand. Users like the Indianapolis university say it saves time and money on paperwork, data entry, labor costs and auditing . . .

My Palm Treo has a 312Mhz processor and 128 Mb of ram. That would have been cutting edge technology in the mid 1980s. Add in the internet and that it is portable and all sorts of possibilities arise.

More information:
Visual search coming to a cell phone near you
JumpStart Wireless
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