Gracenote Rocks CES
Earlier this month at CES 2012, Gracenote made a series of announcements that will transform how we all experience music, TV and movies. Take a behind the scenes look at the Gracenote booth, demos and learn more about our CES news.
Gracenote Partners with Twitter
Gracenote and Twitter have teamed to integrate Twitter Verified Accounts for musicians, actors and other artists into Gracenote products and services. This will allow popular music services and other platforms to now feature official Twitter feeds from prominent musicians, bands and actors, creating more engaging experiences for fans around the world. Learn more.
Gracenote Launches Interactive TV App Platform
Gracenote is taking interactive TV to the next level with the launch of Gracenote Entourage™, an Automatic Content Recognition (ACR) platform. Gracenote Entourage features audio fingerprinting technology that allows smart phones and tablets to identify movies, TV programs and music by simply “listening” to short sound clips—then, unlocks paths for TV viewers to explore related content and link to on-demand services. Learn more.
Gracenote and Nuance Partner for Voice Recognition
Nuance and Gracenote have announced a ten-year partnership to accelerate voice innovations and next-generation solutions for interactive music and video experiences on phones, in cars, on smart TVs, and in the Cloud. Learn more.
Gracenote and Garmin Ask: What’s Your Mood?
Gracenote and Garmin have teamed to demonstrate Gracenote MoodGrid™ in Garmin’s “Everest” OEM navigation and infotainment system this week at CES 2012. Gracenote MoodGrid™ offers a smarter way for drivers to navigate music collections on the open road with technology that lets them find and play songs to match their mood. Learn more.
Toyota Taps Gracenote for Entune System
Gracenote technologies, music metadata and Cover Art will help make it easier for Toyota drivers to enjoy and manage their digital music collection with Toyota Entune™, last year’s “CNet Winner for Best Of Show Car Tech.” Learn more.
