Do you dislike voicemail? What if you could get all of your voicemail messages transcribed into text that could show up in your email? Or via a SMS message to your phone?

In this episode, Dan York demonstrates Jott’s new “Jott VoiceMail” feature (see also this blog post) that can be set up with your mobile phone so that all your calls go to Jott VoiceMail, are transcribed into text and then sent to you via email and/or SMS. The service is available for a free trial at http://www.jott.com/ While there are certainly other services out there that offer this service, the great thing about Jott’s implementation is that it is integrated with all the other voice-driven Jott services such as the ability to leave messages that become Google Calendar entries, reminders, blog posts or Twitter updates.

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