What is the best Voice recognison for calling phone application

What is the best Voice recognison for calling phone application in the market now, free or not ????
Do you have any sugesstion

In my Opinion.. Vlingo (Free) is the best voice rec phone dialer... It is the swiss army knofe of voice recognition for the iPhone.

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I'm not sure what you are asking, so I'll just ramble a bit and hope it helps.
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Hi I did download the software you suggested which you mentioned in in our iphone.
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Hi I did download the software you suggested which you mentioned in in our iphone.
However the This did not happen to my text
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