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It seems like speech to text software is now coming of age. What I mean by that is that it's not exactly a new idea. Although it is newly on the market as something more and more people want to use. If you've ever been a Star Trek fan you might remember in 1986 version of Star Trek IV where Scotty sits down at a desk and says "computer"! - But nothing happens. Then he picks up the mouse and starts to talk into it like a phone; again nothing happens. So somebody suggests that he just use the keyboard to which he scoffed and mumbled something about it being archaic. But it seems like a lot of things on Star Trek have actually come to fruition. For example, we now have doors that open and close as soon as you get close to them. These are most often found in grocery stores are department stores. If you look around I'm sure you will discover a lot of things that seem commonplace - but when you were a kid watching Star Trek they may have just seemed cool and futuristic. But now we have speech to text software that is actually about 97% accurate. I use it daily for all of my article writing. And although I still type out my e-mail messages, I may have to add that into one of the things I can use the software for. It's just not as automatic for me yet. The software is actually more than just a helpful typing aid. The command system in the advanced speech to text software will open the Internet, search, browse, and find things for you and all you have to do is give the proper commands. It's really not hard to learn - there is about a 5 minute tutorial you'll go through at the very beginning that will help you learn commands as well as help the software become familiar with your voice. But again it doesn't stop there. As you use the software it updates itself to your way of speaking each time you use it. It also has a nice function where you can set an accent. Therefore if you have a Canadian accent you check that command, and that will better help the software understand your speaking. It really is actually MORE high-tech than what you might have seen on the Star Trek film. That's reasonable though since that was a look into the faraway future, and now that future is our present day. Visit www.SpeechtoTextReview.com and find out where you can get the least expensive Speech to Text Software. You can review options and compare different versions to find the one that is right for you.
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