The latest Mac version of Dragon Dictate for Mac lets you use your mouth instead of your fingers to write emails and navigate your inbox — so long as you’re using Firefox or Safari to access Gmail. You can tell Mac’s word processor, Pages, what to do too. Beyond that, Dictate will also transcribe single-speaker recordings either from a smartphone or digital voice recorder now (including .mp3 and .wav files), and, what’s more.
Dragon Dictate for Mac costs $200 from the developer.
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