Microsoft adds voice recognition to Windows 8

ZDNet news site has said, Microsoft has added a new type of voice recognition tool to the toolkit for Bing developers, so that software developers can use the voice input for the construction process. Application for Windows 8 , Windows 8.1 and Windows RT Metro-Style / Windows Store.

Members of the Bing application development team wrote on the blog: "If you're a Windows Phone developer, you're probably familiar with the voice recognition function in Windows Phone. Users touch the microphone icon. , speaking into the mic and the text will appear on the screen, now you can use the same function on Windows 8, Windows 8.1 and Windows RT through the free Bing Speech Recognition Control tool. "

Earlier, Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer was very enthusiastic about encouraging developers, and that support was part of Ballmer CEO's policy.

According to ZDNet, Microsoft supports this to turn Bing from a predominantly search engine into an application development platform.

Thanks to that strategy, even if Bing cannot catch up to Google in the search market, Microsoft's machine is still a valuable asset, contributing to the development of the Windows app store.