Google Adds Speech To Newly Stable Chrome 11, Pays Big Bounty

CWmike writes "Google patched 27 vulnerabilities in Chrome on Wednesday as it boosted the stable build of the browser to version 11 on Windows, Mac and Linux. The company paid out a record $16,500 in bounties to researchers who reported a majority of the bugs, beating the previous biggest payday by several hundred dollars. While Google listed more than 3,700 changes in Chrome 11, the only one it highlighted was the speech input feature. The combination of Chrome and Google Translate isn't flawless. In several quick tests by Computerworld, the browser and service transcribed most phrases accurately, but in one instance heard 'Good morning, sister ship' when the line was actually 'Good morning, Mr. Smith.'"

Lisp?

[SIR_Taco]

Seems that maybe they should have programmed it in Lisp?

Thanks, I'm here all week!

Error is excusable

[Flyerman]

Sister Ship is a much cooler band name than Mr. Smith.

Chrome.

[demonbug]

Now it goes to 11.

I sure hope they don't have armadillos [slashdot.org] in their trousers.