Domino's Pizza has just updated its flagship iOS app with a neat and new voice ordering feature.

Nuance is the "fundamental provider" of Apple's Siri voice recognition software.

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Apple is hiring former Nuance employees to make Siri better.

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Nuance CEO Paul Ricci has confirmed that his company is the "fundamental provider" of voice recognition technology for Apple's Siri.

Nuance has introduced Nina, a new virtual assistant that could soon be integrated into some of your favorite apps.

Nuance Communications today announced a brand new app for the iPhone/iPod touch and iPad. The Dragon Recorder app makes it possible for Dragon customers to use an iDevice as a voice recorder to capture their own voice.

When Apple unveils the iPhone 5/4S on Tuesday, it is expected to include a new voice feature using technology from Nuance and Siri. Today, MacRumors suggests this feature will be available exclusively on the new handset and not available on previous iPhone models through a software upgrade.

In the first major update to Dragon Go, Nuance has opened paths to two major media sources and Google's social network.

It has been a couple of months since 9to5Mac began teasing us with information on an unreleased "Assistant" feature for iOS that Apple is keeping warm for the launch of the iPhone 5. Born from Apple's acquisition of Siri, the personal assistant app, and an alliance with Nuance, the new Assistant feature is rumored to be very similar, but built right into iOS and with more options. Today, in a well-timed post, 9to5Mac details what they claim is everything they know about it.

In recent months, we’ve heard a lot about iOS 5 and its new features. One of those is a Siri-based Assistant feature for voice-navigation. Now, 9 To 5 Mac is claiming the new feature will look a lot like Google’s own iPhone Voice Search application. Meanwhile, we now have proof that a Nuance speech-to-text feature is also coming to Apple's next iOS.

Nuance is definitely coming in iOS 5, and we've got an up-to-date developer screenshot to prove it.

For a while now, we've been wondering whether Nuance technology is going to premiere with iOS 5. Now, it would appear that a system wide Nuance Dictation feature is going to launch in iOS 5, which users will be able to activate via a specific virtual keyboard button.

Following months of speculation, it would appear that Apple is indeed planning on launching a Siri-like system navigation feature with iOS 5. The feature, called "Assistant," is expected integrate seamlessly within the iOS, and work alongside contacts, location and other aspects of the mobile operating system.

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We have recently learned from our sources that Nuance Communications has acquired the popular iPad app, Noterize - an application previously featured in Apple's "iPad is Iconic" TV ad. Following the purchase, the app in question was removed from the App Store.

It looks like Nuance features on iOS will ship in the Fall, after all.

For a while now, we've been expecting a revamped Voice Control service to launch with the iOS, namely because of Apple's rumored dealings with Nuance. However, at yesterday's WWDC keynote presentation, nothing was formally announced by Scott Forster when the Apple executive gave us all the details on iOS 5.

Apple has submitted a patent application for a system that allows users to translate Text-to-Speech and vice versa, according to Patently Apple. The request, which was just published by the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office could make communicating in difficult environments much easier.

Apple is likely to announce a groundbreaking partnership with Nuance Communications at the WWDC, serving voice-recognition functions from its new NC data center.

Apple has reportedly been in talks with Nuance (a voice recognition company) for several months, suggesting that the Cupertino, CA company is planning on incorporating more intelligent voice recognition technology within a future version of the iOS.

Nuance Communications, the company behind the universal Dragon Dictation app, has made its Dragon Mobile SDK available for iOS developers. The software development kit is free to members of the Nuance Mobile Developer Program.