Oneforty I understand what you are saying, but that relegates One Voices position to that of an after-market add-on. My point is that the "teaming" of the software, hardware and auto manufacturers for OEM installed VR componentry began back in the late 90's. One Voice was not pursuing that end of the market then and cannot be expected to successfully chase it now.
Be that as it may, you at least are civil. It is seemingly pointless attempting to take any point of view here except that One Voice is going to dominate every single aspect of voice recognition application throughout the world with no competition whatsoever coming anywhere close to the quality of their products from any source. This despite the obvious fact that the vast majority of the lucrative VR automobile OEM market is already taken and dominated by others and will likely remain that way. Obviously telephony is not in the same situation and will present far more opportunity in the future.
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