Jott, a voice-to-text transcription service, is ending all free services. Anyone use/know a free equivalent?
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Reqall is great if you want it to be a sort of verbal Evernote. However, because of the way it's set up, it is very difficult to get it to integrate with other services.
A nice setup I *used* to have is Jott to Sandy to Gmail, which I then had set up with a couple of gadgets to automatically update my Gcal and Remember the Milk. When Jott first went paid, I tried both Reqall and Dial2Do, and ended up sticking with Dial2Do. When Sandy was fired (or killed, depending on how you look at it), I moved to just sending things to my Gmail. The one thing I miss is Sandy's messages and the daily agenda. And having to later go in and set reminders, which I didn't have to do with Sandy.
Hope this helps. Jott to Sandy was such a great time-saver, but you can do much the same thing with the services above.
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- ReQall: By integrating voice input, speech-to-text transcription, automatic
organization and multi-platform reminders, reQall goes beyond typical
to-do and reminder applications. http://www.reqall.com - Dial2Do: lets you do common tasks by just calling a number and speaking.
Use it to send email or text messages, record reminders to help you remember things,
post updates to your twitter or jaiku stream and listen to your favourite internet content. http://www.dial2do.com
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