I'm pretty excited about how this could make voice recognition a first class citizen on the desktop. The simple voice tool baked into Windows* is sorta usable,

I'm pretty excited about how this could make voice recognition a first class citizen on the desktop. The simple voice tool baked into Windows* is sorta usable, but changing contexts to find things in menus or click buttons is a huge pain. You're constantly reminded that the interface you're using was originally designed for a keyboard and mouse. This has the potential to eliminate a lot of the pain associated with that. * I don't know if Dragon improves the context-shift situation significantly. The last time I tried it was several years ago.