Microsoft has been backporting some features that were intended for Windows 10x to Windows 10, and one of them was the new virtual keyboard.
One of the features of the new keyboard is called ‘Windows Voice Typing’.
The Windows Voice Typing experience now includes a feature called Voice Launcher, reports WindowsLatest, which automatically appears in any text box with the Windows Search API enabled, such as File Explorer, the Settings application and the Start menu.
It can also be called via Windows Narrator by pressing ‘Win + H’.
Microsoft expects that when you open the voice dictation box, you’ll see a lot more usage and write:
“The daily use of voice typing can make Microsoft’s online speech technology more accurate for everyone who speaks your language. If you decide to contribute your voice clips, some of them will be reviewed by Microsoft employees and suppliers. “
It is available to Insiders in the following regions:
- English: USA, UK, Canada, Australia and India.
- French: France and Canada.
- Portuguese – Brazil.
- Spanish, German, Italian, Japanese and Simplified Chinese.
Of course, it can be disabled in Settings.
The feature will finally be released to the main audience with the Windows 10 October 2021 update.