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I saw an interesting article in Wired this week. It was an interview with Hosain Rahman and Alexander Asseily, the founders of Aliph who make the Jawbone headset. Aliph has done a nice job in the design and marketing of their Jawbone, and have made it one of the most widely recognized and best selling Bluetooth® headsets here in the…

If you've read through my blogs you know that I really like my Hello Moshi Clock, and my BlueAnt V1 headset. These aren't the only speech products I like, and some of the others don't even use Sensory's technology. I'll mention a few others of my favorites, in no particular order: Midomi by Melodis. I've been playing with this free…

CES came and went in a very hectic and busy flash. It was a record CES for Sensory, with 21 different products using our chips and technologies being shown across the floors and in the backrooms of hotel suites. Last year Sensory announced 2 new things for CES, and both have proliferated into lots of successful products: BlueGenie Voice Interface…

Last month Sensory hosted its annual Rep Fair. Once a year, we invite all of our sales and distribution reps from around the world to attend this conference to talk about our new products and technologies. In past, we have had over two dozen attendees at these conferences, and have rented out large hotel meeting rooms for multiple days of…

My first startup was a company called ESS Technologies, which originally stood for Electronics Speech Systems. We started out as a software speech synthesis developer, and found mild success making the early Commodore 64 and Apple II games speak. Our claim to fame was that every one of the 20 or so games that licensed our technology made it to…