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	The key is something called Connectionist Temporal Classification technology, which, unlike older systems, does not focus as much on individual sounds and syllables, says the company, but on entire words.</div>
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	When the Google app for iOS and Android updates on smart-phones, the new speech-recognition system is automatically included.</div>
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Google upgrades speech recognition for Android and iOS

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Google upgrades speech recognition for Android and iOS

Berlin (dpa) - Google has announced upgrades to its speech-recognition technology for Android and iOS devices, saying that search requests and other commands will be recognised and acted upon more quickly, even amid background noise.

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