Speechify's new Voice Typing Dictation feature turns yout voice into clean text across any app on macOS. Here's how it works.

I tried Google Docs voice typing, and it works reasonably well after setting up the correct microphone. I can speak into Docs on my laptop and use voice commands, but I must slow down, talk clearly, ...

Typing with your voice – dictating text – has become an extremely common way to communicate. Better yet, you don't even need a stenographer. (Now I'm dating myself) I recently watched a friend quietly ...

If you're a computer user who likes to juggle multiple tasks at once, having several productivity-inducing desktop features at your disposal can become crucial. Those who have a machine running on ...

Google’s Gboard could soon get “SmartEdit,” an AI-powered voice typing and editing feature. This upgrade aims to make voice-to-text more intuitive, allowing users to perform complex edits and commands ...

One of the most useful features of Google Docs — and arguably one of the things that set it apart from other apps in terms of how well it functions — is the ability to type with your voice.

If you have a PC with a touchscreen without a physical keyboard, a pretty nifty feature that’s native to the Windows OS is the Touch Keyboard which lets click/tap on to enter text. PC users can turn ...

Remember when the notion of typing with your voice seemed downright revolutionary? ‘Twas a time when Android’s voice input felt frickin’ futuristic. No more pecking out sentences on the go with the ...

The average person types between 35 and 40 words per minute, but that same person can likely speak at 100 to 130 words per minute. Writing is clearly not as effective as speaking in terms of raw ...

Typing on small screens can still be challenging, but today’s keyboard apps still focus on text entry over speech, despite the advances in voice-based computing and the increasing accuracy of speech ...

Physical keyboards are great, but microphone input has long been a staple for many PC power users. Sometimes, you can just speak faster than you can type. And it’s not just about typing with your ...