How can I have iPhone send data back to my Mac

Question

I have an idea for a project.  To make my idea possible, I plan to use the NSSpeechRecognizer, or speech recognition on my iPod (really any form of speech recognition).  Then, I want my iPod to send what it heard back to my mac as a string.  I would like to avoid using iCloud, but if I have to use it, I am okay with that.  So for example, I could say "Hello" to my iPod, and my Mac would somehow get the string "Hello" from my iPod as input to a program.  Is this possible?

Answer 1

Thanks for your ideas, Ralph. I never did find my old script.
I solved it with a work around. I can't figure out the SMS, but I decided I could just send myself an email notification. Then, I can have my phone tell me that I have a new email with an alert.  I hope this helps someone else.
using terms from application "iChat"
          on received text invitation theText from theBuddy for theChat
  accept theChat
                    set theBuddysHandle to handle of theBuddy
                    set myPhonePlease to "[email protected]"
                    set theinvite to text of theText
                    tell application "Microsoft Outlook"
                              set newMessage to make new outgoing message in outbox with properties {subject:"New Chat from " & theBuddysHandle}
                              set content of newMessage to theinvite
  make new recipient of newMessage with properties {email address:{address:myPhonePlease}}
  run send all
                    end tell 
          end received text invitation
end using terms from