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Chrome includes voice recognition

Google has included speech recognition in its Chrome browser beta channel. In this way, developers can create applications that can write what we say, making navigation easier and faster.

As reported in the browser's official blog Silicon Valley giant, the new test version released by Google recognizes the voice through a specific application for the coding system HTML5. As they explain, it is a feature easy to use for activating the translation system the user simply speak into the microphone. Once recorded is sent to the server where to later be transcribed again shall forward it to the user.

This new feature opens up a world of potential developments both for the convenience of boaters and potential applications to improve navigation for people with some kind of functional diversity.

Google has also included a preview of CSS 3D graphics that allow developers to apply three-dimensional effects to Web pages.

all these improvements, the official blog explains, aim to "make browsing faster, lighter and simpler."