Dragon speech recognition software is available in a few different forms. We reviewed Dragon Professional Individual, which is available for $300 (£349.99) or $450 (£429.00) ...

Dragon Professional 16 is an effective speech-to-text software for everyday use. Why you can trust TechRadar We spend hours testing every product or service we review, so you can be sure you’re ...

— -- I'm writing this column per usual in Microsoft Word. What isn't typical is how I am "typing" words onto the computer: I'm dictating into a microphone. The technology has come a long way ...

Move over, Siri: Nuance's speech-activated Dragon Assistant is coming to selected new Ultrabooks. Speech recognition isn't just for challenged typists anymore. Learn how the Dragon software family ...

Dragon’s Voice Training helps the software learn your voice as you read some simple stories. But an even better way to improve recognition is to use the Vocabulary Training feature, ...

Nuance on Tuesday announced the next version of its PC speech software for dictation and voice control, Dragon NaturallySpeaking 13. Like each prior release, Nuance focused again on speed and ...

Note: this entire article has been written using the uncorrected output of Dragon's NaturallySpeaking speech-to-text engine. Regular podcast listeners will know that a couple of weeks ago I had ...

Dragon NaturallySpeaking is the premiere voice-recognition software package. Its latest version adds additional accuracy.

Dragon NaturallySpeaking 13, which comes in Home (£79.99) and Premium (£139.99 inc. VAT) editions, is the latest release of Nuance's desktop voice recognition software for dictating documents ...

DLG software contains a specialized legal vocabulary, allowing professionals to dictate legal documentation. Hands Off: Dragon Legal Group Releases Speech Recognition Software for Law Firms ...

Dragon NaturallySpeaking 13 clearly outperformed Windows’ native speech recognition. Dragon still isn’t perfect. Making changes and revisions as you go is still convoluted and non-intuitive.

Panasonic's 2013 Smart TV line will get speech recognition and text-to-speech capabilities courtesy of Nuance Communications' Dragon TV platform.