Jott enables dictated email replies, on Blackberry

 

 Jott (we've blogged about them before) has rolled out speech recognition to several Blackberry models, the 8800, 8300 and 8100 - that allows users to reply to emails by speech alone. It's a free beta download for now, and offers options for “Reply with Jott” and “Reply All with Jott.”

 

 Jott also supplies users with a copy of the transcribed email, which can be pretty helpful in tweaking recognition accuracy and spotting/preventing (inevitable) transcription nuances.

  The Jott web page can be viewed here.

 

Twitter by speech!

 

The short_&_sweet?

Using www.jott.com; Sign up for a free Jott account and then connect the service to your Twitter account. Then you can call a Jott phone number, tell the system where you want your comments to go, and then you leave a voice message that gets converted to text and posted to your Twitter.

From the OpenSourceMarketer Post:

"The service is extremely accurate and easy to use and since twitter can be connected up in lots of places you could effectively generate new content in hundreds of places just by making one phone call and essentially leaving a voice message.

The Jott service also offers the ability to connect to Tumblr, WordPress, Yahoo Groups, LiveJournal, Amazon, and lots of other sites which is great because it puts blogging and written social communications in your pocket."

How cool is that?
True, wireless and remote speech recognition. And no gadgets to buy.

And just the other day, one of our members posted an article in Techdirt about this being the killer mobile speech recognition application!