[Redsox34]

How well does Vlingo work with our device and is it worth the $20? It looks so awesome.

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[Heavy Fluid]

It is a great app if you use it. I bought it, and I hardly use it. I thought I would use it more, and I find that I have to force myself to use it.

[Chrisy]

i had it for a while but i didn't use it much. i don't like that i have to hold the button down while i talk. For me that defeats the purpose of speech to text. i wanted it to use in the car. Vlingo also does text to speech now. Have tried that though. i use Drive Safe.ly for that.

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[nohbdyshero]

I use for the email reading as Drivesafely did not work that well for me. I wish they would support using the bluetooth headset button instead of device button to activate speaking but still worth it...especially if you find it on sale

[bgriff25]

I use Vlingo all the time. It works great on my Tour. I found that I have to speak a little slower but it's great for txting in the car. You should at least get the free version, you can't beat it for web searches and voice dialing.

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[Delenot]

Agreed! Try the free version first, you get a limited amount of free text messages I think. I have the full (paid) version and I had always felt it was a moral imperative to NOT ever pay for software. I use it A LOT and find it great! Only quirk I have found is that on rare occasions when I am trying to paste something into an already started message it will do a web search rather than paste. But not often. To me, its worth it and I am HIGHLY pleased with it.

[dwaynewilliams#WN]

I love Vlingo, it works great! You do have to speak a little slower and use shorter sentences. Doing that makes it pretty accurate. It is a great alternative to texting while driving. I also use it for emails and Google searches. Well worth the $20 if you get a lot of messages while driving. You just have to be sure to turn the reader off at work or you can create an embarrassing situation for yourself.

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[mbx22]

Vlingo is the best for txting while driving. It gets a bit frustrating if you dont talk a bit slower as many have mentioned but if you really need to respond to a txt or email while driving it does work really well.

I thought I would use it more but it was still worth buying the app