First demonstrated at Macworld New York this past July, IBM today released ViaVoice for Mac OS X. The new version takes advantage of Mac OS X technologies and gives previous users a couple of ways to ...

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Accurate speech-recognition engine gets it right 96 percent of the time; faster dictation than the competition; voice macros now work with any Windows app. Requires more than 500MB of disk space; ...

IBM ViaVoice for Windows Pro USB Edition Release 9 ($229.95 list) transcribes your spoken words more quickly than previous versions and offers improved correction options and better wizards. ViaVoice ...

Accurate speech-recognition engine gets it right 96 percent of the time faster dictation than the competition voice macros now work with any Windows application. Requires more than 500MB of disk space ...

The goal of a continuous speech recognition program is to let you dictate what your computer should type. In December 1999, when IBM shipped the first Mac version of such a program, the sound from ...

With a new speech engine that's better at filtering out background noise and a top-notch stereo USB microphone, IBM ViaVoice for Windows Release 10 Pro USB Edition ($189.95 list) is a fine choice for ...

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Conversing with a computer has long been a staple of science fiction. Such conversations are still largely in the realm of fiction, but voice recognition technology has improved significantly over the ...

For years, Mac users have waited for an application that would let them dictate with natural speech and control their Macs by voice–abilities that, until recently, have been available only in Windows.