Having had such a huge success with touchdraw for my ipad, i thought i would try a couple more apps. First blogpress for inserting photos and writing my blogposts. That went well.
I can't say that the dragon dictation was quite so successful. Here's what it thought I said. Literally copied and pasted from the app. You can kind of get the gist of what I was saying but I'm not sure my blog is going to be enhanced by this kind of gibberish. Or maybe it would be?
Okay Summerfields entrancingly technology flowable my blog festival I'm going to try out DragonDictate shouldn't circum-sitting in bed dictating my blog post and Ermintrudes try to blog plasticine trachytic photo from my Apple mobile device and put it into my perplexed.
I can't say that the dragon dictation was quite so successful. Here's what it thought I said. Literally copied and pasted from the app. You can kind of get the gist of what I was saying but I'm not sure my blog is going to be enhanced by this kind of gibberish. Or maybe it would be?
Okay Summerfields entrancingly technology flowable my blog festival I'm going to try out DragonDictate shouldn't circum-sitting in bed dictating my blog post and Ermintrudes try to blog plasticine trachytic photo from my Apple mobile device and put it into my perplexed.
Well I understood that perfectly - haha! But I am fluent in gibberish!
ReplyDeleteAh I see Dragon is related to Siri, apparently they both get better or is that funnier over time!
ReplyDeleteThis makes me laugh, what can one expect from dictating in bed...
ReplyDeleteI'm guilty of putting it into my perplexed too ...
ReplyDeleteHa ha, oh yea makes perfect sense! :)
ReplyDeletemaybe ermintrude was in there helping too !!
ReplyDeleteOh my, I would have thought some drunk hacked your account or something! LOL!
ReplyDeleteWe have Dragon Dictate at work, says a lot really!
ReplyDeletemakes perfect sense to me
ReplyDeleteAh, I've actually tested Dragon for use by people with RSI in offices, you actually have to do all the learning things with it before you use it, you can't skip that part!!! There should be a bunch of texts for you to read to it (IIRC Alice in Wonderland is one of the options) That's how it recognises how you say certain words, and then uses it going forward. It's time consuming setting it up, but after you've done that it's much better.
ReplyDeleteminie is on order. I used Dragon in the past in rsi days, it is maddening
ReplyDeleteha! this is evidence that robots won't take over the world too soon.
ReplyDeletewell if thats what Ermintrude is up to, what you got Zebedee up to?
ReplyDeleteI guess the dragon still has a few kinks to work out. :-)
ReplyDeleteHmmm...I don't read or speak Dragon apparently. LOL
ReplyDeleteI totally ermintrudes tracheotomy wikka frozen.
ReplyDeleteI particularly like the plasticine trachytic photo. Modern art rather than breakfast, in bed then
ReplyDeleteI so glad I ready the comments. I learn so much from Katy Cameron
ReplyDeleteHuh??
ReplyDeleteoh my gosh it's like google translate
ReplyDeleteYes right! Sounds like something I've put through Google translate!
ReplyDeleteI tried Dragon Dictation at work a few years ago. Even though I did the tutorials and kept at it for several weeks, it never gave me anything but gibberish. Too bad it's a great idea. When I was young I wanted to invent a machine that would write down your thoughts for you. Then you wouldn't even have to talk!
ReplyDeleteHilarious! thanks for the giggle this morning!
ReplyDeleteReminds me of the 'stories' I used to occasionally mark when it was my turn for writing moderation for the Y2 SATs!
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