i guess i would.

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i guess i would.

Originally shared by Mike Elgan

Will you talk to your TV?

The age of voice that Siri ushered in takes another leap forward tomorrow with the introduction of voice control of TV via Kinect for Xbox 360.

While Siri and Xbox voice control are real, the rumors (which are probably true) suggest 1) Apple's ground-breaking rumored TV set will centered on voice command; 2) Future Windows PCs and Xboxes will have Kinect-like gesture and voice control; and 3) Google is planning a major play for artificial intelligence interaction with Search and other services far beyond Android Voice Actions that will almost certainly show up in Google TV.

So what do you say? Will you talk to your TV?

http://www.microsoft.com/presspass/press/2011/dec11/12-04xbox360tv.mspx

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