Nuance will provide an interface to Jabber’s Instant
Messaging (IM) technology from its voice interface software,
allowing Nuance customers and partners to develop voice-enabled IM
applications, and to IM-enable their existing voice applications.
Jabber will use the Nuance 7.0 speech recognition engine to extend
its current product offerings and allow its customers to easily add
voice to their IM implementations.
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