Daniel's daily reports

Who does not know that you are sitting in the car and want to call someone. However, it is prohibited by the Road Traffic Regulations to take the cell phone in hand. For this reason I have been active for one week, the app "Vlingo" while driving my car.

Should be beside the phone, where you know the content of his address book, it is also possible to launch SMS or social networking updates, or other apps. Furthermore, one can, for example, read aloud incoming SMS. The car should be on long distance, however, that system operated with a charging cable, because I liked the software already on standby and turn it with the command "Hello Vlingo" activate.

In connection with my bluetooth handsfree, however, has one drawback. The "A2DP" must be available so that in addition to voice control and navigation messages will be displayed on the radio to play music without the possibility (I reported it).

Use for trips where you would like to get something done, it is absolutely more convenient ways of communication can. However, one should also not forget that the use of cell phones in traffic always means an impairment of concentration, even if they can keep their hands off the steering wheel. But this can also entscheident is the voice quality of the speakerphone, because I had different results in different vehicles, which was at the microphone position and the ambient noise levels due.

There is also a weak point that I noticed. Navigon is not recognized as a navigation software, so that the route planning via Google Maps or the associated app "navigation" is performed. Furthermore, the kit supports A2DP as already described, which is given for Bluetooth headsets.

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