Phillips SpeechMike now compatible with Macs

Luke Gale | | Health Exec | Digital Transformation
Philips Speech Processing, a mobile and stationary dictation system manufacturer, has announced the availability of SpeechControl4Mac. The Vienna-based company’s software will allow Philips’ SpeechMike desktop dictation device to operate on Macintosh operating systems.

The SpeechControl4Mac software is compatible with Nuance Communications’ Dragon speech recognition application, Philips added.

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