Verdict
Our final analysis is dependent upon what users will expect from Voice on the Go. Those looking for a hands free content management solution to increase uptime while traveling will find what they need in VOTG. However, they will not necessarily find everything they want, although, like we said before, Voice on the Go is looking to change that.
For our money, $6/month is a small price to pay for anyone needing this type of solution (yes, you still get charged minutes by your carrier, but most enterprise users will have extended minutes plans anyways, mitigating heavy usage). We’d like to see Voice on the Go move away from an audio file format in the next iteration of their solution, and offer a voice to text format, which we think would eliminate the problems mentioned above, as well as open the door for greater functionality. Creating a Voice on the Go app that sits on the BlackBerry and better integrates with users’ device-side contact and calendar functionality would also be a great boon.
However, Voice on the Go does achieve its goal of providing reliable hands/eyes-free access to your email, calendar & contacts. Voice on the Go therefore gets 3.5 out of 5 uptime enhancers for getting the job done, but teasing us into wanting more.
Go here to learn more about signing up with Voice on the Go and sign up for a free 30-day trial. If you’re all set to take the plunge, you can pick it up here.
