Voice Recognition- Speak for Type in Google Chrome
'Voice Recognition' is a Chrome extension transforming Google Chrome into a voice recognition application. Allowing users to dictate documents, emails, and essays, it employs Chrome's Web Speech API. It features autosave to Chrome's Local Storage, ensuring work is never lost. It supports exporting transcribed text to Dropbox, Google Drive or to an email address. Perfect for Android, or any newer release of Chrome browser.
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You can use Google Chrome as a voice recognition app and type long documents, emails and school essays without touching the keyboard.
Dictation uses Chrome's Local Storage to automatically save the transcriptions and thus you'll never lose your work. There's no need for the Save button.
Internally, it uses the Web Speech API of Chrome that is supported in all the newer release of Chrome browser including Google Chrome on Android.
The app is integrated with Dropbox and Google Drive to help you easily export the transcribed text to your various online accounts. Alternatively, your can send the dictated text to any email address.
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Pros
Accurate voice recognition capabilities
Easy to use
Works well in various languages
Cons
Limited ability to correct mistakes using voice commands
Requires installation of additional extensions
Some users experienced low accuracy
Most mentioned
Accurate voice recognition
Limited ability to correct mistakes using voice commands
Requires installation of additional extensions
Low accuracy
User reviews
I never left any review until today. This app really SUCKS! It forced me to install 3 extensions and still can not work! Are you out of your mind ?
USELESS! I dictate my field notes daily when driving between jobs in my work van (I'm a home inspector). The google dictate in my phone is very accurate, even with transcribing technical terms (thermal bridging, truss joists, differential settlement, etc.). I therefore decided to try out dictation on my home computer. Microsoft's built-in dictation in Office 365 is ok, but not nearly as good as Google. I therefore tried this app, since it advertised itself as the Google Dictate app, however this tool's accuracy is ridiculously poor. And it's not the device, I'm using the same headset I use in my van when travelling at over 120 with the windows down.