Looks like a good article. I'll look more closely in a bit. Re. your comment about discovery, I use an old version of a voice recognition software (dragon). Fr

Looks like a good article. I'll look more closely in a bit. Re. your comment about discovery, I use an old version of a voice recognition software (dragon). From the help: "Say "What Can I Say?" to see a list of sample commands you can say in the current application you are using" So not a problem, at least in voice transcription software. From the article criticising recognition loss in brevity, which is very true: > “Paste” is almost never detected correctly. Yup, so dragon simply expands the phrase to "paste that". It uses such redundancy to fix the problem, and because words are cheap (if you have no voice disability) this IME works well. I have to say, having used dragon a long time now, I don't see much value in voice command interfaces primarily but it totally shines in plain old text transcription.