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MacSpeech lit up MacWorld 2008 when it showed Dictate, its new voice recognition app that was built upon the powerful Dragon NaturallySpeaking recognition engine. Mac users, used to having access only ...

Editor's note: We're big fans of speech recognition apps here at Ars, and when MacSpeech announced its plan to license the Nuance recognition engine that powers Dragon NaturallySpeaking, we knew we'd ...

MacSpeech has released MacSpeech Dictate 1.5, a significant update to the speech-recognition and dictation software for the Mac. Most notable in MacSpeech Dictate 1.5 is the new Vocabulary Editor, ...

Today I’m trying out MacSpeech Dictate, a voice recognition applications for OSx. I can type pretty quickly, but I’m interested in seeing how useful this application is for quickly generating content ...

MacSpeech Dictate is dictation software for the Mac that helps you enhance your productivity by simply dictating rather than typing. It is based on Nuance’s Dragon NaturallySpeaking speech engine, ...

SALEM, USA: MacSpeech, Inc. today announced the immediate availability of MacSpeech Dictate 1.3, update to the premier speech recognition solution for the Macintosh. MacSpeech Dictate 1.3 features a ...

MacSpeech at this week's Macworld Expo unveiled Dictate, its new speech recognition and voice command software currently in beta and slated for release mid February. The new product replaces and ...

For some time now speech recognition on the Mac has lagged behind Windows, particularly Dragon Naturally Speaking. Well, no more, as MacSpeech, developer of iListen for the Mac, has managed to license ...

My recent post about using Amazon Mechanical Turk for the transcription of digital audio (a practice which may, or may not, be ethical) has left me thinking about other options for getting audio of ...

MacSpeech Dictate is the first speech recognition program for the Mac that offers recognition as good as similar Windows software, such as Nuance’s Dragon NaturallySpeaking. In fact, MacSpeech has ...

It has been nearly two years since we first reviewed the MacSpeech Dictate speech-recognition program. At the time, the program was relatively new, being pretty much the first iteration of Dictate ...