This interesting new service passed through my RSS feeds today. I make a point to check out anything that might be moderately useful or even just interesting.
Jott allows you to call a phone number and speak up to 15 seconds of any message you like. This message is then transcribed and emailed to you. My initial test worked well, with 100% recognition of a 10-12 word sentence. I sometimes make audio notes to myself using my phone, but I think this would be a bit more useful, as I can easily cut and paste the message into a to-do item when I get home, instead of typing it in myself.
Will the wonders of the Internet ever cease? I certainly hope not!
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Jott allows you to call a phone number and speak up to 15 seconds of any message you like. This message is then transcribed and emailed to you. My initial test worked well, with 100% recognition of a 10-12 word sentence. I sometimes make audio notes to myself using my phone, but I think this would be a bit more useful, as I can easily cut and paste the message into a to-do item when I get home, instead of typing it in myself.
Will the wonders of the Internet ever cease? I certainly hope not!
Link: Jott
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Leave yourself a (text) message with JottTechnorati Tags: technology, software, computers, email, high-tech, cool, free, e-mail
Want to send yourself a note? A reminder? An idea? Just pick up your cell phone and dial Jott. The service not only forwards recorded messages to you via e-mail, it also transcribes them into text.
(Via Lifehacker.)
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