What is Windows 11 Voice Access? Voice Access is a built-in accessibility feature in Windows 11 that lets users control their computer entirely through voice commands.

No matter what word processor you do your typing through, you can switch to voice dictation if you need to—here's how to do it.

Both Windows 10 and macOS Sierra come with voice-activated digital assistants to do your bidding. Here are all the different ways you can put them to use.

Maybe not. [Electronoobs] shows a speech board that lets you easily integrate 255 voice commands via serial communications with a host computer. You can see the review in the video below.

Voice recognition technology is far from perfect, but it can be useful if you spend time training yourself to better enunciate and learn the commands.

1] Check Voice activation settings It is the first thing you need to check when you cannot use the voice commands with Cortana on your Windows 11 computer.

Microsoft's Corporate VP believes voice interaction with computers will become mainstream, replacing traditional input devices like keyboards and mice within five years. However, the author ...