A keyboard shortcut reference found in the latest Mountain Lion beta suggests that OS X may get Siri-like voice dictation, reports 9to5Mac.
According to a resources file inside of the latest build of Safari in the newest seed of the upcoming OS X Mountain Lion, Dictation might be making its way to Macs next. Since Macs do not sport virtual keyboards or physical keyboards with a microphone-labled key, users (by default) will apparently need to simultaneously click both command keys to start voice input.
The site has not found any other references to the feature; however, the operating system is still in the developer preview stages.
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According to a resources file inside of the latest build of Safari in the newest seed of the upcoming OS X Mountain Lion, Dictation might be making its way to Macs next. Since Macs do not sport virtual keyboards or physical keyboards with a microphone-labled key, users (by default) will apparently need to simultaneously click both command keys to start voice input.
The site has not found any other references to the feature; however, the operating system is still in the developer preview stages.
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