On Android, keyboards often type my commands as text and aren't viable for document editing. Typing for hours every day can get boring, and I often feel wrist strain if I don't take regular ...

Phonetic similarity is often treated as a supplementary aspect during examination. However, with the rise of voice assistants such as Amazon Alexa, Google Assistant and Apple’s Siri, brands will need ...

Language doesn’t sit still. The way we speak bends and twists across a lifetime, shaped by where we grow up but also the cities we move to, the communities we join, and the identities we try on for ...

I was carrying something when I received a Slack notification from my boss. I tried to reply while walking, but the message was a garbled mix of typos. Frustrated, I stopped on the sidewalk, defeated ...

A couple of years ago, during a UNICEF partnership visit to Minnesota, speech therapist Armenuhi Avagyan witnessed a moment that would change her life. “At a community center, I saw a guy in a ...

Fluid Dictation is a new feature for Copilot+ PCs that makes speaking to your computer smoother and smarter. As you talk, it automatically fixes grammar, adds punctuation, and removes filler words ...

If we are typing or speaking in a public forum, others may disagree. They may not offer you violence or threaten you with incarceration. Their words and actions are held to the same standards. Free ...

The Gazette offers audio versions of articles using Instaread. Some words may be mispronounced. Gift card scams are a growing problem. The method of separating consumers and their money used to be by ...

As Rozie Ramati shares the poignant protest song 'Blinking Aisles', she shares the story of how fate stepped in again and again to give her the courage.

This Orange County family wants the best for a child who has cerebral palsy. Cuts to Medicaid could make it harder to access care.

Enabling ChatGPT's voice and memory modes, backing up your chats, and assigning a specific voice to your conversations can help you get the best out of it.

DEAR ABBY: When my lifelong friend “Cheryl” and I would talk once a week to catch up with each other’s lives, she’d describe her other friends’ woes in a really animated way, including a loud voice ...