Greetings:
I am interested in hearing about people's experiences with voice to
text software programs (Dragon). I have a recent diagnosis of
arthritis and realize that I need some kind of program like Dragon.
Dragon has been around the longest, and I hear that Google is using UN
transcriptions + audio files to build a similar program (but does not
yet have a marketable product). I need to be able to tell my computer
to search the web, work in excel, prezi or powerpoint, Word, write
emails.
Any insights would be greatly appreciated. I have 1.5 years before I
go up for tenure and need to maintain my current level of productivity!
best
sarah
Quoting Paul Paryski <[email protected]>:
Google Translate also works quite well.
cheers, Paul
-----Original Message-----
From: Owen Densmore <[email protected]>
To: Complexity Coffee Group <[email protected]>
Sent: Tue, May 29, 2012 10:32 am
Subject: [FRIAM] SayHi Translate - Voice Translation App for iPhone
or iPad for Business
Kim Sorvig was over last night and we got to talking about
speech-to-text programs. This reminded me that I had just gotten
SayHi for my iPhone, but hadn't tried it yet:
http://www.sayhitranslate.com/
Holy cow was it accurate and complete on our tests! This is a dream
for travelers. Speak in english to your phone and you get a text
and voice translation to any of 33 languages!
Alas, its currently only for iDevices but hopefully it'll go Android
soon (there may already be a similar app on Android thus the
iDevice focus.).
-- Owen
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