Uncertain future for speech recognition

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We all know that the keyboard is living on borrowed time. One day we'll interact with computers more naturally by talking - or yelling - at them like we do with people. The only question is when?

Speech recognition is always just around the corner, but never seems to arrive. Like many others, I try it out every few weeks and give it up as impractical. Until now. I'm now regularly using Le...

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