Posts Tagged ‘Dragon’
Dragon Dictation App Review
August 31st, 2010
Follow me: twitter.com Review of Dragon Dictation, a free text-to-speech application that is highly accurate and offers in app editing of dictated text and options to copying text to clipboard and emailing it. iTunes link: itunes.apple.com
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Tags: App, Application, appstore, dictation, Dragon, email, free, itunes, mobile, review, snowleopard2008, Speech, Store, Text | 
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iPhone App Review: Dragon Dictation 2.0
July 29th, 2010
Click here for details: lx.im Review of Dragon Dictation This video has been sponsored via MyLikes - mylikes.com Social Me: Twitter: twitter.com Facebook profile: facebook.com Facebook app: apps.facebook.com David's Photo Blog: davidsphotoblog.com My Websites TekSocial: teksocial.com TekSetups teksetups.com Di Franco Media difrancomedia.com Forum Bytes forumbytes.com
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Dragon Dictation Review
July 28th, 2010
Get Dragon Dictation for your iPhone now: lx.im A review on Dragon Dictation This video has been sponsored via MyLikes - mylikes.com
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Tags: dictation, Dragon, ipad, iphone, ipod, review, Touch |
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Dragon Dictation for iPad
July 4th, 2010
Here's a quick demo of Dragon Dictation for iPad. The application lets iPad users type with their voice rather than the on-screen keyboard.
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Tags: Apple, Dragon, Dragon Dictation, Dragon Naturally Speaking, ipad |
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*iPod App Review: Dragon Dictation*
July 4th, 2010
Overall Rating: 8.5/10 Price: Free Link: itunes.apple.com Great app, but the lack of a user specific training makes it a little harder to use. Our Website: www.ipoduplink.com Follow Us www.twitter.com
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