Abstract: A system for interacting with an audio stream to obtain lyric information, control playback of the audio stream, and control aspects of the audio stream. In some instances, end users can request that the audio stream play with a lead vocal track or without a lead vocal track. Obtaining lyric information includes receiving via a text to speech module an audio playback of the lyric information.

Abstract: A method, computer program product, and computing system for receiving a request for information, concerning a geographically-proximate entity, on a consumer electronic device included within a vehicle. A location of the vehicle is determined; and the geographically-proximate entity is identified based, at least in part, upon the location of the vehicle.

Abstract: A method, computer program product, and computing system for monitoring a portion of speech on an automated speech recognition system that includes a plurality of classifiers, thus defining a monitored portion of speech, wherein an operation is defined for each of the plurality of classifiers. A confidence score concerning the monitored portion of speech is associated with each of a plurality of classifiers, thus defining a plurality of confidence scores. If one of the plurality of confidence scores is an acceptable confidence score, the operation defined for the classifier associated with the acceptable confidence score is effectuated.

Abstract: Provided are a system and method of input to a computer in a vehicle. An electronic communication is formed between a first electronic device and a display of a second electronic device that is viewable by a user from a location in the vehicle, including providing by the first electronic device a first input mode for the second electronic device. A multimodal application is executed that permits the user to interact with the display of the second electronic device by a combination of the first input mode and at least one second input mode for the second electronic device. The combination of the first input mode and the at least one second input mode controls the display of the first electronic device.

Abstract: A method, computer program product, and computing system for receiving a request for information, concerning a geographically-proximate entity, on a consumer electronic device included within a vehicle. A location of the vehicle is determined; and the geographically-proximate entity is identified based, at least in part, upon the location of the vehicle.

Abstract: A method, computer program product, and computing system for monitoring a portion of speech on an automated speech recognition system that includes a plurality of classifiers, thus defining a monitored portion of speech, wherein an operation is defined for each of the plurality of classifiers. A confidence score concerning the monitored portion of speech is associated with each of a plurality of classifiers, thus defining a plurality of confidence scores. If one of the plurality of confidence scores is an acceptable confidence score, the operation defined for the classifier associated with the acceptable confidence score is effectuated.

Abstract: A method, computer program product, and computing system for receiving a request for information, concerning a geographically-proximate entity, on a consumer electronic device included within a vehicle. A location of the vehicle is determined; and the geographically-proximate entity is identified based, at least in part, upon the location of the vehicle.

Abstract: A method, computer program product, and computing system for receiving a first verbal command from a user of a consumer electronics device. The first verbal command is processed to define a first possible operations list that is provided to the user. A selected operation is received from the user, wherein the selected operation is chosen from the possible operations list. A second verbal command is received from the user of the consumer electronics device, wherein the second verbal command is at least similar to the first verbal command. One or more probable operations are defined based, at least in part, upon the possible operations list and the selected operation. The one or more probable operations are provided to the user.