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Dragon Lands in BlackBerry App World

Apr 20, 2010, 3:05 PM by Philip Berne
updated Apr 20, 2010, 3:30 PM

Dragon for Email, a speech to text dictation software for the BlackBerry platform, is now available in the BlackBerry App World. The app, from Nuance Communications, is a free download, and it integrates with RIM's own BlackBerry Email application, letting users dictate email directly to the device. The app is available on a limited selection of BlackBerry phones, including the Tour and Storm family on Verizon Wireless, and the Bold and Curve series phones on AT&T and T-Mobile.

source: Nuance

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justfinethanku

Apr 20, 2010, 4:47 PM

Another app to crash an otherwise horrible platform.

Honestly though, my brothers Storm2 can hardly load photos, how is it going to handle something like speech to text nativly?

I'll be the first to say it;

Goodbye RIM.

Otowncell

It's amazing my storm 2 has never had a problem since day 1 yet im on the thing 24-7, and all my friends who have iphones ( about 11 of them) have had 2 or more replacements

HawkeyeOC

"horse hockey!" 🤣

You can probably predict Palm's demise because of it's weak backing and if you stretch it, maybe windows mobile with their confusing strategy at the moment, but..

RIM still seems to be holding up quite well

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