DRAGON NATURALLYSPEAKING 12 VS 13 FOR MAC
The Dragon NaturallySpeaking product line for Mac and Windows PCs starts with the voice to text transcription similar to the mobile apps and adds many more voice driven features depending on the Dragon edition being used: That capability is great as far as it goes - but that is as far as the current mobile app programs do go.ĭragon NaturallySpeaking Current Feature Set You can talk for around 20 seconds and then the words are typed on your screen, usually very accurately. Recently the Dragon and other Speech Recognition apps for the iPhone and Android devices have become available, but these apps have very limited functionality. What has been increasing requested in recent years is the ability to have the robust NaturallySpeaking speech recognition available on mobile devices.
DRAGON NATURALLYSPEAKING 12 VS 13 UPGRADE
This post is designed to help existing Dragon NaturallySpeaking Professional or Premium users decide if they should upgrade to Dragon Professional Individual by the end of September to take advantage of steep upgrade price discounts, or to wait.Ĭheck the end of the post for a “Cheat sheet” list of upgrade recommendations.ĭragon NaturallySpeaking A Powerful Tool Since 1997, but what has been missing?ĭragon NaturallySpeaking Professional provides a host of powerful speech driven productivity tools for Windows and Mac PCs.
This post will note the key features of Dragon Professional 13 and then review what the Dragon Professional 14 products add, modify or remove. Dragon Professional Individual is the first of two Dragon Professional options that will be available for version 14 ( Dragon Legal for version 14 has not yet been announced**). Dragon Professional Individual What’s new and do I need it?ĭragon Professional Individual is now available as a new purchase and as an upgrade from Dragon NaturallySpeaking Professional 12 or 13. Posted 12:47 pm by Michael Moser & filed under Dragon For Schools, Dragon NaturallySpeaking, Dragon NaturallySpeaking (non-medical).
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