Read and Reply on Messages While Driving – Text’nDrive Mobile App

May 30, 2012 Exclude, Free Software, Mobile Apps

Text’nDrive is a mobile application that eliminates the dangerous temptation to email while driving. Text’nDrive reads email messages out loud in real time and lets you reply by voice. In addition to email messages, it also reads SMS. In both cases, no typing required – just SPEAK. Text’nDrive is compatible with Apple iPhone with O.S. 3.1 and more and BlackBerry smartphone with O.S. 4.5 and more. It is working fine on 3G and Edge network.

This mobile app allows you to keep track of your messages while being a responsible driver. Now users can avoid tickets, accidents and unnecessary risks by listening to messages and replying with voice. Text’nDrive’s free version allows you to listen to your incoming messages only. You will not have the option to reply to messages. It is a great option if you want to keep track of messages while driving, but you do not need to respond immediately.

It also works with any hands-free devices such as speakerphones, Bluetooth headsets or built-in car systems. Text’nDrive works with every email provider. It can automatically setup Gmail, AOL, Hotmail and MobileMe user accounts on startup. All you need to do is to enter your email account password.

Download Text’nDrive for iPhone

Download Text’nDrive for BlackBerry

Download Text’nDrive for Android 

Features

  • Listen to your email messages and reply with your voice
  • Read emails from most web providers
  • [advt]Easy to install and to use
  • Compatible with all mobile carriers
  • Works with any hands-free devices

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