If you had to choose between typing on your Mac and talking to it, I think the choice is pretty apparent.
MacSpeech Dictate is aiming to replace typing with the spoken voice. In addition to writing the words you speak, the program can use script packs that you can utilize to add spoken commands to your favorite applications. For example, within Photoshop you can call out the tool you want to use and the application will choose that tool without using our hands.
MacSpeech Dictate is expected to ship in mid-February.
Look for a full review in Mac|Life Magazine and on MacLife.com.
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