Texthelp Read and Write Gold 10 is now available for PC.

New Features include:

Picture Dictionary

Improve comprehension of words with a visual dictionary - providing images of the definition.

Verb Checker

To identify correct verb conjungations, textHELP 10 offers a tool to work out the correct grammar, with a step by step guide.

Vocabulary tool

Build a Vocabulary list by highlighting unknown words - Use MS Word to then create list of definitions with images representing each word

Existing featurs which have been enhanced include the Text-To-Speech, Speech Maker, Screenshot reader and the Homophone tool.

TextHELP Read and Write Gold is available in the Text-To-Speech subsection

Dragon Medical 11 is now available for PC. It exists as an addon pack for Dragon Naturally Speaking Professional v11, and needs to be purchased in conjunction with this product.

Dragon Medical 11 introduces a host of features-

Improved Command and Control
With the new commands, it is faster and easier to open applications, open or switch to a particular window, send emails, or search the web – all by voice.

Improved ability to learn from correction
of misrecognitions — whether the revisions are dictated or typed — to deliver continuous accuracy improvements over time. 

Improved recognition when multiple processors are available
Dragon Medical 11 now automatically detects computers with multiple processors, improving recognition by working with this hardware. 

Dictate on the move: The minimum reading time required to train Dragon Medical 11 for mobile recordings has been reduced from 15 to 4 minutes. 

The newly designed DragonBar and the new Dragon Sidebar with commands makes it easier to discover and access important but often overlooked features, commands, and options. 

Recognition Analytics alert you where there is an audio issue so you can achieve the best accuracy.

Elimination of on-screen Distractions enables you to focus more on your thoughts and ideas for better communication.

The dragon medical pro software can be found under the Voice Recognition subsection