does anyone know of a company called phonics. They do work on cell phone voice mail, x-box, etc.?
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search from google search engine. go to :\n\nhttp://www.google.co.uk/
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Try Yell.com, they usually work well, or if you dont find anything there look in the directory Yelllow Pages or Business Pages
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I have Google Talk and it's voice chat is wonderful in comparison to other programs. :D
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Try Odigo in google ..I like it..also Paltalk is good. Luck!
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Altavista.com has this thing called babblefish or something like that. I used it for French homework once. (you didn't hear that! *lol*) Admittedly, it sometimes translates things too literally, for instance it disregards French idioms, (that is, sayings that are phrased differently but mean the same thing) but for simple things, and single words, it works well. Good luck!
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http://www.schoolexpress.com/fws/\n\nhttp://www.internet4classrooms.com/skills_1st_lang.htm\n\nhttp://www.kidzone.ws/phonics/index.htm
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Try using Dragon NaturallySpeaking. I don't know if there is a free trial demo though. And I don't know if it'd work in a chatroom too.
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If you're looing for cheap software that will COMPLETELY control a PC, take a look at TalkingDesktop here:\n\nhttp://www.talkingdesktop.com/\n\nMy brother-in-law is a quadriplegic and he's able to do almost everything he wants to do with this software.  Granted, it CAN be frustrating at times (moving the mouse pointer, having to repeat words until the software understands, etc.), but it DOES work.  \n\nHere's an example ... if you want to send an e-mail, you just say "New Email".  Then the software asks who you want to send it to.  You respond with the person's name.  The software brings up a window with the "To:" address filled in and then you can start dictating your e-mail.  No typing necessary.  Of course it will misunderstand some words, but you just say "scrath" and it erases the last word and you repeat that word again.\n\nVoice recognition software for PCs isn't the greatest, but it does allow the disabled to do things the rest of us are doing: e-mail, surfing, word processing, etc.\n\nTo get the best results from Talking Desktop, buy a high-quality noise-cancelling headset.  And make sure your comoputer has enough RAM and horsepower to run a piece of software like this.  That Pentium III you have sitting in the closet won't cut it!\n\nGood luck!
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Program I used to use for English was "Dragon Point and Speak".\nNot sure if it does other languages, but worked very good for English!\nThe link point to a old version, but it will put you on the right track.\nOther one was called "Dragon Naturally Speaking"
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Look at CQphone. It's free.
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Do you mean voicemail?  Try http://www.comcast.net/voicemail/
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No....but I have heard of "Hooked on Phonics"
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Check this out: http://www.nifl.gov/partnershipforreading/explore/phonics.html
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its 'word rescue'.we also had that game before, and you're right, its cute...do you still play it?we had that game on the computer we lent to our cousins, and now i miss that game..sigh
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What are you using? I recommend Stopzilla. I have voice working on my tablet PC and it works great. You can use it free or register for only $20. That's $20 off list price.\n\nhttp://www.antispywarecompare.com/stopzilla.htm
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I actually have heard of such programs. However I think it was a word program for word perfect. Someone told me when they told it to type something, it typed things all funky, because it didn't understand what she was saying. \nI am sure there is something of this nature for those people are not able to type. Keep looking, I am sure you will find it!
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Dragon Naturally Speaking seems to be on the top of the list for this sort of program.  Try Staples, Wal-Mart, WalGreens, or other such stores.  Office supply stores that carry software typically have it.  You can also order on line.