It can even format for you. You just voice your punctuation marks, like “comma” or “period”, and it sticks them in. If you say, “new paragraph”, it formats it for you. It’s pretty impressive and it’s accuracy is reminiscent of their PC application.

So, why would you want this? Three obvious scenarios:

• You’re a bad iPhone typist.
• You’re in motion and typing isn’t an option.
• You’ve got a lot of text to write and little time.

After a week of testing, we’ve started using Dragon for more than 50% of our composition. It’s fast, surprisingly accurate and simple to work with. Occasionally, it would lose its server connection and our dictation would be lost. That’s the apps one flaw: you can’t dictate offline — it needs that server link to do the translation.

We cannot recommend this app enough. Try it for yourself. As the cliche goes, “you can’t beat free.”

Problem is, you need to have an AT&T account to actually get one. You cannot just walk into a store and purchase one. You’ll still need to pay the deposit and the first month’s service before you can jailbreak it and head over to someone like T-Mobile.

This means that users looking for a true prepaid iPhone aren’t there yet.