Siri equivalent apps for the iPhone 4

Hello, I know what you mean by vLingo. I've had the same problem as you described. I stopped using it because I kept sending my messages to the wrong people! Very frustrating. They can do so much with vLingo but they seem to have puttered out and have not enhanced it like they should. It has sadly fallen behind and to the waste side. I've done a lot of researching in to finding the best Siri like apps that we can use for our older devices. The bottom line is that every Siri like apps I've reviewed and tried all have pros and cons. Vokul is hands down my favorite for sending text messages. The developer has suggested that Twitter, Facebook, and other things will soon come to it. Unfortunately, this is only available for the United Sates. I do not understand this rationality behind this. I can only guess as many problems that Siri is having in recognizing a variety of different English accent is probably why they are holding this back. I have tried Voice Actions, EVI, Voice Ask, and other Siri like apps that goes beyond what Vokul can provide in making it a truly Siri like experience. My findings are the following: Vokul is hands down the best when it comes down to texting others in the most friendly and easit way to do it without texting it yourself. Cross my fingers that it will expand just beyond the texting and simply playing a variety of music on your device. Now in conjunction with Vokul. I highly recommend Speaktoi Assistant. This goes very well with Vokul. This is a fantastic app. You press the microphone button and simply ask your questions or commands. It does a great job and it is my #1 choice if you are looking for the closet experience to Siri that are found on the 4s. I will be doing a podcast on Speaktoi Assistant very soon. So watch for it. As mentioned above I did a podcast on Vokul so you can hear exactly what Vokul brings to the table. So as for a one two punch. Vokul and Speaktoi Assistant are a deadly Siri competitor for those with our older devices. Hope this helps you out.

Hello Big R! Thanks spo much for that advice on Voice to Apps. I haven't heard of this app and decided to give this a try. After downloading it and started to play with it. This is very nice! Not as elegant as Vokul but there are two things about this app I do like. First, it supports beyond the United States unlike Vokul. So for those that have been waiting for something like Vokul this is a must have! Reminds me a lot of Dragon Dictation but we all know how that went completely inaccessible in recent months. Second, this works so very fast. Bring it up. Start recording. Select what you want to do with it and then you are done. Love that! So if you can't get Vokul and don't want to wait for Vokul to expand its capabilities. I will now say I highly recommend this right behind it. Thanks again for that tip Randy!

Glad to do it Tom. Btw guys. If you try this app, the copy feature is very cool. Just record the text you want, copy to the clipboard and paste it in any text editor or something like audio boo to title your boo. Its great guys, trust me on this.

Yes I do. q audio is trick to download from. Here is my demo. You know, I would det both apps if you can. I love them both. They are great. Now here is my link. Oh, and anyone can share it. I will leave it up for a day or so. http://goo.gl/VRxWp

Ok guys, This is the last from me for a while. I don't want to bug you guys with my stuff but I thought you would like this information. This is the audioboo I posted while I was at work playing with voice to apps's copy and paste feature. One can make a recording of the text and paste it in to another application. Feel free to share. Playing around with voice to apps copy and pasting with this app. http://audioboo.fm/boos/714306