It's always nice to hear from customers, especially when we've delighted them with new capabilities or features in Microsoft products. It's especially sweet when those customers are also from the "competition": Chuck Runquist, former DNS SDK technical...

If you're curious about what SR in Vista is like, or why you might be interested in it, check out the newly released step-by-step guide here .

Check it out: http://blogs.technet.com/chenley/archive/2006/02/21/420136.aspx

Daily Tech talks about SR in Vista: Voice recognition has gone through serious growing pains over the last decade, and has made it far enough that it has now become a useful tool for everyday computer use. Microsoft is showing a demonstration of...

Fox News has a blurb about Speech Recognition in Windows Vista: How about some built-in speech recognition? That's right, Vista will include a built-in speech recognition engine, and new and improved speech synthesis. Assuming it works as well as...

Some people have been wondering how to properly dictate numbers in Windows Vista. Here's a quick set of examples of what you can say, and what Vista SR does: By default: “one” à “one” “two” à “two” “nine” à “nine” “ten” à “10” “eleven...