MacSpeech Scribe - The Missing Link For Voice Recognition On Intel Mac

For any Apple fan the annual MacWorld expo is always an interesting time of year with new gadgets and gizmos shown to the world to make our Mac, iPhone, iPod (and next year iPad) experience better than it already is.

This year the 2010 expo has significance for the digital voice world with MacSpeech launching their new software product MacSpeech Scribe, which for the first time, lets Mac users (with Snow Leopard) record their voice into a certified digital voice recorder for later playback into MacSpeech Scribe which will then transcribe the audio for you.

Using the Dragon voice recognition technology already in action in their MacSpeech Dictate product, MacSpeech Scribe accurately and very quickly transcribes single speaker audio.

More on our main blog site : idictate.com.au

What recorder shall I take to the conference? - Olympus WS-450S, LiveScribe Pulse Smartpen or iProRecorder iPhone app

I was fortunate enough to attend FlyingSoloLive at the Australian Technology Park in Sydney this week where I met and listened to some great Australian business people.

The day was made up of mainly keynote presentations listening the experiences of Australian business people, their thoughts and their advice.

I decided to take along three recording devices to see how they would cope with a day of recording and how good the audio quality really was. The devices were:

• Olympus WS-450S digital voice recorder
• LiveScribe Pulse SmartPen
• iProRecorder - Voice recorder app for the iPhone

For the full review of how these performed with sample audio from each head to our main blog site: idictate.com.au