Ask.com introduces voice-activated capabilities to mobile search service

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Ask.com has just added voice-activated capabilities to its Ask.com Mobile Directions service. Called “Click to Speak,” the new feature lets people speak their location and desired destination to receive directions on their web-enabled mobile devices.
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