Microsoft Word can finally do more with your spoken words. After teasing transcription support last year, Microsoft is officially bringing the feature to Word for the web today, giving users an easy ...

Microsoft MSFT recently rolled out the transcribe feature for the web version of Word. Transcribe in Word aids users to record audio and convert it to text, thereby enabling them to save time. The ...

Welcome to TNW Basics, a collection of tips, guides, and advice on how to easily get the most out of your gadgets, apps, and other stuff. Microsoft today announced a new feature for Word: a ...

Microsoft just added an extremely useful feature to Word on the web: transcription! Sure, Google Docs and apps like Otter.aiare free and let you type with your voice, like Word’s Dictation feature.

I'll show you how to transcribe audio to text in Microsoft Word using two simple methods. You’ll learn how to use the Dictate and Transcribe tools built right into Word—no extra software needed.

The Transcribe option is a Word feature that allows users to convert speech to text. One can record directly in Word, or upload an already-recorded audio and turn it into text. Some users have ...

Microsoft Word: How the new transcription feature works and how it compares to other services Your email has been sent Word can now turn a conversation or meeting into text ready to use in a document, ...

Microsoft has announced a couple of new features for its Microsoft 365 subscription, called voice commands and Transcribe for Word. Microsoft mostly focused on the latter, with voice commands just ...

Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. Barry Collins is a tech journalist writing about PCs, Macs and games. Microsoft Word added a brilliant new feature this week: the ...

Testing the new transcription feature, available starting today in Microsoft Word on the web. Microsoft is adding automated transcription to Word on the web, giving Microsoft 365 subscribers unlimited ...

Any student who needs to transcribe a lecture or a journalist (ahem) who needs to take notes on a hearing faces the tedious task of typing super fast and trying to listen at the same time. But now ...