I see it all of the time. People driving next to me looking down at their phones while texting. If they knew about this site, they’d be able to send texts verbally to anyone on their contact list.
I came across Dial2Do the other day. I’m signing up for the 30 day trial period and will let you know my thoughts, but what it proposes to do is great for those of us on the road a lot.
Not only can you send texts, but you can create reminders, and even listen to and send e-mail – all while keeping your hands on the wheel and your eyes on the road. For those using Twitter, you can send your tweets verbally. The reminders are transcribed and sent to your listed e-mail account. You can send thoughts and ideas to your Evernote account. You can get local weather, and listen to news feeds, and much more.
The cost? $40/year or $4/month. The cost of a cell phone usage ticket? Around here it’s $275. I’m going to try it. I’ll report back in a few weeks.
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