* Gerald McCobb wrote:
XHTML+Voice adds the voice mode of interaction to web applications. This
additional mode of interaction is not that important for desktop clients.
Voice Interaction is useful for clients with limited processing, memory,
and network resources, such as cell phones and wireless PDAs. For clients
that don't accept XHTML+Voice markup it matters whether it has to receive
and ignore additional markup. For these clients it is important that
applications send markup dedicated to what they support.
Well, application/xhtml+xml has a profile parameter to indicate
specific profiles such as XHTML+Voice; why is a new XHTML+Voice
media type preferable here?
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