Twitta

Twitta is a basic and simple Twitter app that does the job done. It lets you posts tweets, direct messages, @replies, search Twitter and hashtags, follow/unfollow and receive notifications. It uses Bit.ly for URL shortening. It only takes 121kb of your phone’s memory capacity.

Why you should install  it? – It’s simple, lightweight but does the basic functionality of Twitter.com pretty well.

Twoid

Almost double the memory requirement of Twitta, Twoid offers a clean and easy to use Twitter client. It lets you view public tweets, your own tweets, view list of followers and list of friends. It also supports @messages and direct messages as well as viewing of user profiles. Twoid requires 300kb memory space.

Why you should install it? – Same reason why you should install Twita plus some more added features.

Twit2Go

Another simple app which lets you do basic Twitter functions. What’s interesting about Twit2Go is that it lets you select the interval between checks for new tweets and gives you a running count of remaining characters before you reach the 140 character limit of Twitter. It also lets you post pictures directly from your phone’s camera. This app takes 323 kb of your phone’s storage.

Why you should install it? – The running count of remaining characters before you reach the 140 character limit of Twitter, is a pretty much useful feature.

Twidroid

Twidroid was my first Twitter app  for my Nexus One phone. I stopped using only because I liked Seesmic better. If not for Seesmic I will still be using this app. The interface is very similar to Twitter.com  but modified for the small screen of  Android phones. Another best feature of this app is the menu icons which are relatively big. Twidroid requires 605kb memory space.

Why you should install it? – The sleek UI wins it for this app.

Seesmic

Seismic really put a lot of effort to its Twitter client for Android.  It just recently supported multi-account in addition to its many features including video sharing, location sharing, photo sharing, URL shortening, background notifications, saving tweets as drafts, and quick access to Twitter profile . This is by far the best Twitter app for Android.

Why you should install it? One feature it has that Twidroid doesn’t have – multi-account support.

TwitterRide

At 808Kb, TwitterRide is the largest of the twitter clients tested. A number of settings can be chosen on login. They include turning auto-refresh of recent tweets on and off and a daemon that checks for new tweets even when the app isn’t running. New tweet checking can be set between 5 minutes and 120 minutes. You can also select your notification types to include vibration and LED Flash. TwitterRide can be set to only notify you of @replies and direct messages. The TwitterRide UI is clean and very user-friendly. The main interface contains three tabs that let you see all tweets, @tweet, or DMs. When you tap on a tweet, the app will display a contextual menu that allows you to favorite the tweet, view user profile, send a reply or dms and re-tweet messages.  The app also supports uploading of images from your Nexus One or Android devices’ camera. Finally, TwitterRide also supports URL shortener.

Why You Should Install It? – As you might have noticed, TwitterRide got our longest description and review. Suffice to say, this app is feature-rich and a robust Twitter app for your Android or Nexus One phone.

JobPile

The ability to drum up work is essential, but who has time to search job boards? JobPile takes listings from a several job sites –Indeed, Simply Hired, Yahoo!, HotJobs and Jobster – and funnels them into one easily-searchable location. Project seekers find at-a-glance freelance job listings in major cities across the country.

The hardworking Backpack app helps you create an intranet online, where you can create task lists, share files and images, manage production calendars, and collaborate. Backpack also lets you create a secure e-mail system and message board. Signup is seamless, and the site offers a 30-day free trial.

Writing an e-mail address on a napkin, or a phone number on your hand, is sometimes unavoidable. But with HighRise, you can seamlessly manage all your contacts – and create for yourself reminders to stay in touch with clients or prospects. The app helps you easily remember who’s who, what was said, and when you need to follow up next.

If you crave simple organization, Remember the Milk helps you stay on top of tasks. Create tagged to-do lists and then watch your task cloud to quickly see what’s next, or set reminders to be sent to your e-mail, instant messenger, or mobile device. You can even enter the locations of your errands and the site will tell you the most efficient route to take.

Communicate quickly with clients and colleagues via chat or instant messenger with Meebo. The site lets you create a buddy list and then use virtually any IM service to communicate buddies with using AIM, Yahoo!, Facebook Chat, MSN Google Talk, MySpace IM, and many others. Quickly engage in private or group chats, share links, and work in real-time via your desktop or mobile device.

With FreshBooks, account management is easy. This software helps you navigate accounts payable and receivable, send and track invoices online, and enter billable time from your computer or mobile device. You can create a branded system using your company’s logo, which will then be translated onto any form you create with the program, giving your business a polished look.

Collaborate with clients and colleagues via ConceptShare, a tool specifically created for the sharing of print, web and video projects. Upload your work to the site, and then invite others to view and offer feedback. With the feel of a creative roundtable, contributors can mark up designs, make comments, and help drive the direction of the work without time and location barriers.

ProjectStat

Spend less time answering the phone and replying to e-mails, and more time working with ProjectStat, an app that lets you easily enter and update project statuses. Clients can log on and see how you’re progressing with timelines, rather than contacting you directly. The app tracks basics aspects of your projects and gives users simple, no-frills reports.

Visit MorgueFile and pick up a few “has-been” photos. A huge library of high-resolution, royalty-free images is searchable by keyword. The site “repurposes” stock photos that are a little past their prime, but still very usable. Users can download any photo free of charge, view complete portfolios of photographers, and rate images to help improve the archive.

What are your favorite freelance tools?

Although Facebook Chat is very popular, web interface lacks many features you would like to see on your IM client, that’s why we provide you with best and full function Facebook Chat desktop clients for Windows and Mac platforms.

Digsby

Digsby is very powerful client that knows the “language” of many popular social networks and email services. I will name just largest platforms: Facebook Chat, Twitter, LinkedIn, Google Talk, MSN, ICQ, Yahoo, Gmail, Yahoo mail, AOL/AIM Mail and others. It can really become your only software to update all your networks, check email and chat with buddies. Digsby is available for Windows – Mac and Linux versions coming soon (Thanks Mihnea!).

Check out this video to see main features and how it all works:

Adium

Adium is the most popular IM client among Mac users mainly because of features it may offer to mac users. As it is developed specifically for Mac it runs very smooth have native interface. Adium offers large number of services you can integrate together: AOL, MSN, Yahoo, Google Talk, ICQ, Facebook Chat and others. If you own Mac – try Adium!

Pidgin

Pidgin is great client for Windows and Unix systems, although it doesn’t support Facebook chat by default you can integrate it using this plugin. Besides that you will be able to connect with your buddies on large number of networks and remember plug-ins, they offer almost unlimited possibilities for developers to add new features and networks.

Chit Chat For Facebook

App that is built specifically for Facebook and if you don’t want to get crazy integrating everything in one desktop client (trust me, it can be very annoying) you can go and install Chit Chat. This IM doesn’t have nothing too fancy, but there are all basic features you may want to require for Facebook Chat. Runs on windows only.

Palringo

Palringo have strong focus on mobile devices and if you like to use your phone for connecting to your friends – try this app. Currently it have applications for Android, Iphone, iPod Touch, Blackberry, Simbian, Windows mobile and Java application. Also supporting large number of social networks and IM platforms – check out full list on their site.

There are alternative address for Google.com domain which you can use to always get to Google.com without redirecting to local Google domains.

Use this address: http://www.google.com/ncr (nrc – no country redirect)

If you use Google as your browser start page (as I do) you may want to type in this address insted of Google.com if you want to get rid of redirects.

CoTweet

CoTweet among many other features provides very handy and easy to use tweet scheduler. You will be able to schedule tweets for any date and time without any limits.

SocialOomph

SocialOomph is one of the best apps for auto-following users. As very powerful Twitter marketing tool it has tweet scheduler also. The best thing is that unlike auto-follow tool, tweet scheduler is available for free.

HootSuite

HootSuite is third powerful and feature rich application in our list  that includes also tweet scheduler. It is also very popular, web based multi account twitter client.

Twuffer

Twuffer is application built specifically for tweet scheduling. With this app you will be able to tweet pre-written posts and deliver to your followers remindings of upcoming events/podcasts/videos.

Su.pr

Stumble Upon owned URL shortener with some additional features including link scheduler for future publishing on Twitter and Facebook.

Twaitter

Twaitter actually is very powerful tool that may help you accomplish effective results in online marketing. One of the best features is that you can update all your social profiles as they have Ping.fm integration.

Taweet

Taweet, as they call it, is a social calendar – event promotion application for Twitter. If you are searching for application to do just tweet scheduling, this app is probably the best choice.

Tweet-U-Later

Tweet-U-Later is a small tool for tweet scheduling but I would like to see more features on this app, but if you search some very basic solution this may be your choice.

TweetFunnel

TweetFunnel is a multi user tool for Twitter where you together with your colleagues will be able to manage corporate Twitter account. Built-in tweet scheduler seams to be very standard with all features you may want from such tool.

FutureTweets

Future Tweets – I think name explains pretty well what does this application. This app build specifically for posting scheduled tweets and, with almost half million tweets delivered at the moment, it seams to be popular among Twitter users.

Number of Followers

According to RJMetrics the average Twitter user has 27 followers, down from 42 followers in August 2009. The percentage of users who follow zero users us up from 20% in August to almost 25% in December 2009.

Number of Tweets

Also if we take a peak on how much users are tweeting than percentage of users tweeted fewer than 10 tims is up from 75% in August to 80% in December 2009.

Also the percentage of active users is about 20% from all registrations and last month was in all time lowest point – 17%.

I hope that Twitter will find the way how to raise user engagement and continue steady growth in 2010.

Folks over Twitter Skin Fight have a great and entertaining project that can test how cool your page is comparing to others. Sign in and get ready to rumble!

How do you know you are the best?

Well, you can check out Top 100 (also divided by country) and if you can find yourself there, scroll for next paragraph.

If you lost…

Don’t panic – you can change your background within minutes but first take a look on these tutorials that can help you to design real killer twitter page.

• How to Brand Yourself with a Twitter Background
• Twitter Background Design How-To and Best Practices
• Twitter background guidelines

Well, I hope after tweaking your background you will be back in fight – if not you may want to setup Facebook fan page or something and fight with it! :)

1) It’s no secret that the price of flowers triples at Valentine’s Day. Supply and demand. But if you’re a lover of tradition, order a huge bouquet of red roses over at FromYouFlowers.com. This site was ranked “Best Value Online Florist” by the CBS News, Early Show. Plus, every bouquet they send is guaranteed to be fresh, fragrant and beautiful. Choose from cheery arrangements, pretty plants, and even completely edible “candy-bar” bouquets.

2) If exquisite foodstuff is your idea of romance, Harry and David has you covered with beautiful gift arrangements of fine fruit and gourmet snacks. They also make some of the most beautiful chocolate truffles you can find. Their pre-made baskets are filled with surprises, or build a custom gift box full of your sweetheart’s favorites. You can even keep your honey happy all year by subscribing to the fruit-of-the-month club. Delicious!

3) Flowers and candy can seem too …  cliché … so surprise your mate with sweet sentiment instead. BoldLoft sells romantic gifts that couples can share (actually, they have to share them for the gift to make sense!), including his and hers t-shirts, pillowcases, drinking glasses and more. Kitsch rules with these adorable items that will cause your love to “awwww” over words and illustrations that are both whimsical and touching. And – unlike traditional gifts – these picks are non-perishable (just like your love).

4) If you can type, you can make a movie. Or so they say over at Xtranormal. This fun (albeit time consuming) site allows you to create movies on the fly using nothing but your computer and your imagination. So simple! So why not write your own “Love Story” script and turn it into a romantic mini-flick for your beloved? Add quirky inside jokes and other personal touches for a video your sweetie-pie will geek over for years to come.

5) If the goal is to get a little frisky this Valentine’s Day, help set the mood with a special delivery of something sexy from Pajamagram. With over 100 styles to choose from, you can find an exquisite ensemble that your mate will be thrilled to put on – and take off. Every set of women’s pajamas comes with a keepsake hatbox, a lavender sachet, a “do not disturb” sign, and a personalized card. And the selections are tasteful, not trashy, which will improve your chances of getting more than just a dirty look!

6) Whether you’re new to the romance game, or have been “around the block,” it can never hurt to brush up on your skillz. LoveLetterBox is your go-to guide for love, romance, and even improving “relations.” The detailed kissing guide is plenty of fun, and you can also find answers to tough questions in the Love Q&A, as well as inspiring stories, quotes, and even books to read on finding and keeping love. The Top 10 Romantic List might give you some ideas on where your mate likes to be kissed, fun activities to enjoy with your partner, and even types of love.

Sorry,  Internet geek, being a nerd is no longer an excuse for holding out on your significant other.   Use the Webistes above to land love or keep the one you’ve got.  Share your online V-Day destinations below.

Be green – don’t print Twitter – you can read it online here!

According to Nielsen, last year we spent 82% more time on social networking sites than we did in 2008.

The sites to blame for such increase of course are Facebook and Twitter – these networks shows impressive growth in their visitor numbers too:

United States with largest audience is also among the countries whose users spent over six hours per month on social media sites. Leaders is Australians spending nearly 7 hours networking online. Japan users somehow managed to limit their time online and it is almost twice as low as an average time spent by other users.

I’m wondering whether Facebook and Twitter, as the sites responsible for the most hours spent by users, will be able to hold (increase) the attention also next year.

via [ReadWriteWeb]

1) Add a little sparkle to a special outfit by renting jewelry and evening bags from BorrowedBling. Three subscription levels – Countess, Duchess, or Movie Star – let you check out two or three items at a time without breaking the bank. And if you absolutely can’t part with an item, you have the option to buy. The gems are faux, but so high quality that many have been used on TV shows, and worn by celebrities. Subscriptions start at $29.95 per month, plus shipping charges.

2) If you dream of Prada, drool over Coach, and covet Yves Saint Laurent, Avelle (formerly known as Bag, Borrow, or Steal) has you covered. This virtual closet is filled with the world’s best designers. Thousands of couture items – handbags, jewelry, sunglasses, and watches – are yours to borrow, with the option to buy. Members also have access to a fashion blog, private inventory sales, and a virtual personal shopper.  Subscriptions start at $5 per month, plus a per-item usage fee based on the value of the item.

3) Choose from over 7,000 video game titles when you rent with GameFly. Members can borrow two games at a time, and control the order in which their games arrive by creating a “GameQ.” Keep games as long as you want, and when you send them back, your next picks are automatically mailed. New and classic titles are available for PlayStation 2, Playstation 3, PSP, Xbox 360, Xbox, Wii, GameCube, Nintendo DS, and Game Boy Advance. You’ll also get game reviews, cheats and codes, and the option to buy any game. Subscription cost is $22.95 per month.

4) Paper and water never mix, unless you’re taking a dip over at BookSwim, THE place to rent the hottest book titles. A lit-lover’s dream, BookSwim(mers) can browse around the clock for new reads or old favorites. BookSwim will even purchase a book you’re looking for if it’s not already in their inventory. Keep a book as long as you like, and never worry about late fines. And if you become smitten with a borrow, it’s yours to keep with the click of a button. At the highest subscription level, 11 reads can be borrowed at a time, with free shipping.  Subscriptions start at $9.99 for one book a month.

5) If you’re looking for a tour guide in a new city, or a platonic movie friend, find a pal over at RentAFriend. With over 34,000 users in the U.S. and Canada, you can “hire” a friend of any ethnicity, gender, or interest for good old-fashioned hanging out. The site strongly states that it’s not a dating or escort service, and with your subscription you get access to profiles – with verified phone numbers – of everyone registered to the service. But friendship comes at a cost – you pay an hourly rate determined by your new “friend” for the privilege of his or her time. Subscription cost is $24.95 per month.

6) A veritable Ebay for rental goods, Zilok is a clearinghouse for … well … whatever. You can find or offer pretty much anything you can think of (legal, of course) with just a few clicks of a mouse. The site’s top rental offerings include cars, power tools, vacation homes, events and venues – but you can also rent a bounce house or chains for your snow tires. Rental fees are negotiated between the renter and buyer, and there is no monthly subscription fee. As with any site of this nature, buyer beware.

To help you decide which Nexus One apps to install on your brand new unit, here are my top ten Android Apps so far.

Which one is your favorite?

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Below is some of the best tools you can bookmark and later use to convert PDF documents to the most popular formats.

Nitro PDF to Word

Very handy tool form Nitro software that converts PDF files to .doc and .rtf formats. Just upload your PDF file and receive converted document to your email.

Nitro PDF to Excel

Second tool from Nitro dedicated to convert your PDF to Excel file. Works the same as Word converter – enter your email and lay back.

ZamZar

Firs two tools was specifically designed to do one task – convert PDF files or Word or Excel. ZamZar on the other hand offers large amount of formats you can convert your document to. To list them all i would need to write a dedicated post – just go and see for yourself.

Free PDF to Word

Free tool that will quickly turn your PDF to editable Word document – isn’t that all you want?

Able2Extract

Very powerful software that will convert your PDF to Excel, Word, HTML, Text, PowerPoint (PPT), AutoCad (DWG & DXF), Images, Open Office formats.

The Redneck Mommy

Nearly swallowed whole by the loss of her young son in 2006, Tanis Miller was saved by her kids and her blog. Writing at TheRedneckMommy.com, Miller is just as likely to dish out pee-your-pants humor as she is to write a heart-wrenching post about finding her way out grief’s foggy forest. She’s sometimes crass, always honest, and doesn’t try to hide her daily struggle to put one foot in front of the other.

Her Bad Mother

Catherine Connors knows parenting can be an experiment. Her motto, “Bad is the new good,” bashes stereotypes about “perfect” mothering. Blogging at HerBadMother.com, Connors is tight-lipped about nothing. Her faux pas, frustrations, and ugly parenting moments are all a matter of public record – along with joyful posts about her family. Connors believes moms should toss out convention and just figure out what works – and more importantly, what doesn’t.

Dooce

Some love to hate her, some hang on every word. Either way, Heather Armstrong over at Dooce.com has it all figured out. Professional blogging, that is. Motherhood she’s still learning. This veteran of the mommy blogosphere chronicles the goings-on in her chaotic living room (and psyche) with hilarious irreverence. Whether she’s talking spit-up or sex appeal, a million readers a month tune in for wit, whining, and undeniably beautiful photos.

The Pioneer Woman

Once a sophisticated city slicker, Ree Drummond and her “Marlboro Man” now raise kids and cattle in a life that is blissfully simple. Her blog, ThePioneerWoman.com is Martha Stewart-esque and serves up stick-to-your-ribs advice on making a happy home – including step-by-step cooking instruction (with photos). Drummond enjoys a loyal following with two million visitors a month, and rewards readers with content that nourishes body and soul.

Mominatrix

Writing for The Imperfect Parent online community, Kristin Chase removes “oops!” filters and reminds moms to find their inner sex-pot. No topic is taboo on Mominatrix – a “mature audiences only” blog chock-full of advice on libido, lovemaking and learning to feel sexy post-pregnancy.  Chase pokes fun at everything sex-related. She uses humor to start conversations, and helps moms arrive at their own “aha!” moments.

Fussy

Eden M. Kennedy’s “running-with-scissors” approach has helped her find success at Fussy.org, where she’s been blogging since 2001. Kennedy recounts the mundane with flair, and tells of life’s momentous events – like the time she gave birth in her bathroom – with a fine mix of humor and poignancy. Reading her front-row commentary on family, life, and celebrity gossip feels like coffee with a friend. Kennedy gets even quirkier over at yogabeans!, her site full o’ pics of action figures practicing Ashtanga yoga. Yup.

The Mommy Blog

If you think the name says it all, think again. Mindy Roberts, writer of TheMommyBlog.com, is doing more than journaling about motherhood – she’s meeting moms where they are with timely content and useful advice. A single mom of three, Roberts started blogging in 2002 to capture fleeting family moments. She kept it up and managed to leave corporate life for career blogging. Her witty voice and endearing observations about family, divorce, financial struggle and single parenting helped her build a loyal following, and she’s now influential in both blogging and parenting circles.

Such method can bring you a lot of potential costumers for your business and below you can find some of the best auto-follow by keyword tools – from free to advanced paid systems.

SocialOomph

SocialOomph is really great and very popular tool between online marketers. It will be the only thing you will ever need for managing your twitter account and it offers Facebook integration as well. Sign up for free account and test for yourself - unfortunately auto-follow feature available only for professional version.

AddNewFollowers

AddNewFollowers is one of the most advanced platforms for getting Twitter followers. It is the most complete tool that I have found and seams like it is working great. It can bring you a lot of attention on Twitter. Sign up for free account and try for yourself.

The features include automated tweets, auto-follow by keyword, hot trends chart, stats and many more.

If you are planning to use auto-follow tool for a long period of time it may be wise to purchase AddNewFollowers as it costs $37/$67 which is one time payment.

TwitterMass

TwitterMass is an interesting tool with some very useful features like local follow or clone user. Of course auto following/unfollowing tools included as well.

Twollow

Twollow is among the most popular auto–followers. It is very basic and , in my opinion, lacks different features that may be useful for such tool. But for those who think simplicity is a very important factor may find this tool very useful.

Twollo

Twollo is also a very basic tool for gaining new followers on Twitter. It have cheaper pricing than Twillow that’s why you may want to test this tool together with Twollow to see which can bring better results for you.

InstaFollow

InstaFollow is a free and manual tool for auto-following people on twitter based on your interests (keyword). As it is free you don’t get much but it is a place to start.

Hope these tools will help you to promote your brand. If you have some experience working with some of these tools or maybe you have your own favorite use comment form below to leave us some message!

Check out also Business Week article.

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Here you can find solutions that will cover most of users whatever you work on a PC, Mac or keep your photos online.

Facebook Exporter for iPhoto

Plugin for iPhoto (Mac) that will let you easily export photos to your Facebook account. This plugin have also tag your friends feature.

Adobe Photo Uploader for Facebook

I don’t know why this app is called Photo Uploader because it is pretty solid Facebook client actually, with all necessary features to communicate with your friends. As it runs on AIR you can use this app or PC and Mac. Of course image uploading is made super easy – just drag and drop files in to the uploader and you are done!

Bloom Facebook Photo Uploader

This desktop app is specifically designed to manage Facebook albums and it does it pretty well. Runs on PC, Mac and Linux.

Facebook photo uploader for FireFox

Very powerful FireFox plugin not only for facebook, but supports many different services like Flickr, Picasa, Box, net etc. If you don’t want to install dedicated program on your computer – maybe this choice is for you.

Picasa uploader for Facebook

Handy tool for Picasa users – an easy way to quickly upload photos directly from Picasa to Facebook.

Flickr to Facebook

Very small tool that allows you to upload pictures from Flickr to Facebook. Add this bookmarklet to the browser and use when you need to chare some picture with Facebook buddies.

Feel free to share some cool Facebook tools that let you manage your photo albums in the comment section below!

Dragon Dictation (iPhone)

This new transcription app has been slobberingly adored by Mashable, The New York Times, and the rest of the web.  It’s free for a limited time only, and does a mighty fine job.  Once you’ve spoken, you can save the text in an email, SMS or onto your clipboard.  The basic design is very user-friendly, and the price is right.

QuickVoice (iPhone)

This one costs $0.99 and doesn’t let you email your notes out of your iPhone, but it does have a handy “pause” feature that allows you to take a little break without having to start a new file.

MyCaption (Blackberry)

This is a useful app for the Blackberry, but don’t let the $1.99 download price fool you.  They have a slate of complicated and expensive plans for emailing the transcriptions out of your device that should make you wary.

Google Voice (any phone – but extra yummy with Android)

Designed to transcribe your voicemail messages, I often find myself leaving myself messages!  The quality of the transcripts vary greatly.  I’ve had results that are 90% accurate and as low as 30% accurate.  According to Google, the automated engine is improving everyday as more people use it and the system learns how to correct itself.  Keep yourself under 3 minutes or prepare to be hung up on.

Voxie Pro Recorder (iPhone)

Just add humans!  A paid transcription service, manned by folks who are living and breathing, will turnaround lengthy transcriptions in mere minutes.  But it will cost you.  After the $1.99 download fee, you can expect to pay  $5 for the first 250 words and 2.5 cents per additional word. There are no length limits.

Dial2Do (anywhere)

Find a Dial2Do number in your area and use it as a repository for all of your transcription needs.  E-mails, text messages, and Tweets can be sent by prompting the system to redirect your message.  You can also organize using extrenal apps such as Evernote and Xpenser. Out of things to say?  Listen to local weather, The New York Times feed or get the headlines from Yahoo News.

Don’t rely too heavily on any of these transcription apps, especially not in crowded, noisy places.  But if you want to take fast notes or record a thought for later, they will do just fine.

I find many of these services VERY useful as a blogger.  Even if accuracy is a questionn mark, I often know the context I said something in and can fill in the blanks rather painlessly.  This is an example of technology that has come a long way over the past few years.  It has also gone from being a “premium” item to free in many cases.

Let us know how you utilize speech-to-text transcription services and which one you prefer.