Google Adds Voice to Google Docs
From: Speech Technology - Summer 2016 - page 18

Google in late February rolled out a new feature in Google Docs that lets
users format and edit documents using voice commands. The feature supports
more than 40 languages and dozens of regional variations and accents. It
currently works with the Google Chrome browser on both Macs and PCs. This
product introduction follows Google's September. 2015 release of voice dicta
tion in Google Docs, which let users enter text without touching their
keyboards. They still had to do most of the formatting manually, like
creating indented lists or changing font size; the new offering can do all
that as well. That wasn't Google's only speech-related news. The company in
late March opened its speech recognition application programming interface
(API) to third-party developers. The Google Cloud Speech API, which will
cover more than 80 languages and variants, enables developers to convert
audio to text by applying the same neural network models that power some of
Google's other voice-enabled apps, such as Voice Search. Users can enable
command-and-control through voice or transcribe audio files to text, and can
even filter out inappropriate content. Google says the API can handle noisy
audio from many environ ments without additional noise cancellation.

Links:
Voice Recognition
https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/voice-recognition/ikjmfindklfaonkodbnidahohdfbdhkn?hl=en

Voice Typing in Google Docs
http://www.speechtechie.com/2016/04/voice-typing-in-google-docs.html

Google app -  Search made just for mobile
https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/google-app-search-made-just/id284815942

Google Cloud Speech API
https://cloud.google.com/speech