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Dragon Naturally Speaking (voice recognition)

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With Nuance's Dragon Naturally Speaking 10 Professional software, insurance employees from the C-suites to the customer service phone banks can produce claims reports, correspondence, data spreads and much more--simply by speaking to their computer.

Tech buzz: new applications aim to make the work of insurance ...

The software can also work with speech recognition software such as Dragon Naturally Speaking to automatically convert speech to text.

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Dragon Naturally Speaking comes with a headset, and it works with a Bluetooth microphone or any other quality microphone.

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I use Dragon Naturally Speaking - the standard version.

The Writer's Toolkit, Part One

Better voice recognition means more accurate voice to text translation and the new dragon naturally speaking software is proving to be more accurate.

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com Software, $99/Standard, $199/ Preferred, and $899/Professional Dragon Naturally Speaking 9.

Nuance communications: Dragon Naturally Speaking 9.0

The programs include JAWS, a screen reader for the visually impaired; Intellikeys, which provides easier ways to use a keyboard; trackballs, to help with mouse control; and Dragon Naturally Speaking, which takes dictation and reads text to users.

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The CALL Centre The Scotland-based CALL Centre focused on voice recognition technology (both Dragon Naturally Speaking and IBM's ViaVoice) as a writing tool for elementary students with learning disabilities.

The voice as a learning technology: a review