For any company to put more effort and expenditure into its packaging than its documentation is hardly user-oriented.
Category Archive: Language
Do these match the abilities of a human yet, or are they still only for those with impairments, or as novelties?
Creating you first hypertext in Storyspace 3: from linear to the more complex using basic and text links.
Is it just me, or are printed books increasingly being published without any index(es)?
It reads to you, can be tagged up to create audiobooks, and has superb predictive word completion. It is not just ideal for those with dyslexia.
Akihabara is fertile territory for the likes of emoji: exploratory, fun, chic, mobile, language-free, but deeply flawed.
Born in the same year as HyperCard, this is the most sophisticated authoring environment for true hypertext. It is now available for OS X El Capitan.
Branding Unicode emojis is just too much. Just say no to Nestlé’s ‘break’ proposal.
Machine translation has come on leaps and bounds, but there are still times when Google Translate and other […]
OCR was supposed to be an essential tool for turning scanned documents from images into searchable text content. Does it?
The Eclectic Light Company 