After Nuance’s aggressive push to get its voice recognition technology in front of consumers via first-party apps , the company is taking a small turn and offering it to third party apps. The twist here is “Nina,” which is Nuance’s name for a suite of voice-powered “personal assistant” technologies it is hoping banks, insurance companies, and other large corporations will build into their apps. We had a brief demo with the tech via an example banking app and the best way to think of it is pretty much what you’d guess based on a four-letter, female-named voice featre: Siri for apps.

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