[kwan]

There's a service called JOTT. It used to be free when they started. But not anymore. Basically, you call Jott, tell them who you want to text, then say the text. This sends a text to the recipient. Worked pretty well when I tried it.

[pachi72@gmail.com]

Well what i do is use Voice Memos then i mms it. Wish voice memos was to work directing in the messaging.

[santacruzlocal]

Originally Posted by kwan

There's a service called JOTT. It used to be free when they started. But not anymore. Basically, you call Jott, tell them who you want to text, then say the text. This sends a text to the recipient. Worked pretty well when I tried it.

Well now you can use this ...

http://modmyi.com/forums/iphone-news...oking-car.html

and so can everyone else ... I think this is as close as were going to get !!!

[RPM1]

txt-2-speech is an accessibility program mostly for persons who are blind or have low-vision. This technology is available; I believe AT&T owns the voices and MS the speech engine . . . and developers pay through the nose to put into programs . . . consumer, handicapped or not pay through the nose for it.
"speech to text" or Speech recognition is a productivity program. Dragon Naturally Speaking has the rains of this horse I believe. Again expensive technology that developers must pay licensing on and pass on to customers.
Some people really benefit from these technologies as they enable vision impaired persons and other to reach goals they might otherwise not reach.

[dgfx]

Has anyone seen Talktome for Android?

TalkToMe Keyboard v1.0.1 Application for Android | Tools

It's pretty amazing I have to admit, I was using it on my friend's Droid yesterday. Whenever the keyboard pops up, there's a microphone button included, letting you speak into ANY field in which you can type. It's pretty impressive. Let's you search the entire phone, send texts and email, basically do literally everything by voice. Why doesn't the iPhone have anything even remotely comparable to this?

Did I mention it's free?