Microsoft has finally made its voice typing accessibility capability more accessible in Windows 11. It features notable improvements including the fact that it's powered by Azure Speech services.

All three tools – Voice Access, Windows Speech Recognition, and Voice Typing – enhance Windows 11's accessibility and mitigate repetitive stress injuries from prolonged keyboard and mouse use.

With voice typing, you can dictate your emails instead of having to type them out. Try opening your email app, clicking in the body of the message, hit Windows + H, and start speaking.

To get started with Voice Typing (on Windows 11) or Windows Dictation (Windows 10), just press Windows+H on your keyboard at any time. You’ll see a floating dictation box (on Windows 11) or bar ...

With voice typing, you can dictate your emails instead of having to type them out. Try opening your email app, clicking in the body of the message, hit Windows + H, and start speaking.

Microsoft Edge Now Includes Voice Typing Support You can now type using your voice through the latest update from Microsoft Edge. Here's how it works on Windows 11. Piero Nigro from Unsplash ...

To get started with Voice Access, simply launch it from your Windows 11 Start menu by pressing the Start button and typing "voice access" (no quotation marks), then selecting "Voice access" from ...

For Windows 11, the feature is called voice typing. Both versions of speech-to-text use online speech recognition to convert your spoken words into text, so you’ll need an internet connection ...

Voice Access is a complement to the existing Voice Typing functionality in Windows 11. While Voice Typing allows people to enter words into a text box using their voice, Voice Access goes further ...