These functional applications will help you to transcribe immediately spoken ideas, talks or meetings.

There are hundreds of applications that let you search, write emails, take notes and schedule appointments with your smartphone. But for some people, the small size of the keyboard or touch screen can be limiting or difficult to use.

If you have trouble writing, lack of ability to slide your finger across the screen or just think better out loud, you could benefit from a tool that allows you to convert spoken words into text. We shared three apps that will help you do this:

1. Dragon Dictation

This app has a single button; only you must press and start talking. Dragon Dictation does the rest. The text appears once you finish dictating, so it might be difficult for you to get used. But once you grasp the pace, you can process long emails and other documents quite assertive in 30 different languages.

Once the app transcribed your speech, you can send it via mail or copy and paste into another aplicación.También you can post directly to Facebook and Twitter, or save the text for later use. The application is free for iPhone and iPad.

2. Evernote for Android

Evernote was designed to help you monitor ideas and inspirations. It has always been possible to use the app to record voice memos as conferences and meetings, but now also convert these audio files into text.

Unlike Dragon Dictation, Evernote keeps both audio and text together, so you can use the search function of the application to find a note taped. The app can be useful for you to record your thoughts during the day; so you can say what you think and then analyze the information.

This app is free, but because the service uses Evernote text transcription Android, need to be connected to the Internet to use it.

3. Voice Assistant

This app has recently redesigned quick access to a tool that allows easier posting on Twitter, Facebook or send it by mail. Choose your favorite and Voice Assistant converts your transcripts to the correct format for other applications such as Google Search, YouTube, Evernote or Pages. You can also send your transcript directly to a printer with wireless connection.

Voice Assitant uses an intelligent voice recognition so you learn with each use. It also brings grammatically and screen editing. The app costs a dollar and is available for iPhone and iPad.