Let's continue the research of most popular Siri clones. In the first post we've discussed two of them - Sara (which contains more functions but is kinda lagged sometimes) and Evi (which looks more like a pocket wiki than a reminder). There are three more Siri clones on our list: Vlingo, Speaktoit and ESRA. Since not everyone can use the original Siri on their iDevices, there a couple of decent replacements for this tool. Each of them has special capabilities and features that separates it form others. So what's the difference between those Siri clones. Let's try to figure out.

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3. Vlingo This is a FREE Siri clone that can be found in the official App Store. It would fit your iPhone, iPad, iPod Touch. What it can? It sends text messages, makes phone calls, finds places around you to suit your interests and send emails of course. It also goes beyond Siri's functionality and adds most popular social media as Facebook and Twitter to the list. Well, Vlingo is a fully-loaded app and considering the fact it's free that can be a great Siri alternative. 4. Speaktoit The tweak brings more than just voice commands. And by the way it speaks clearer than you could have thought reading the app's name. You can add a customized avatar to app's voice, which refreshes user's experience a lot. That's just great when you don't stare at that purple microphone all the time, really. Get it from App Store for $1.99, test it and feel how much more you can get from a non-standard voice assistant.

5. ESRA Experimental Speech Response Application or ESRA is another free Siri clone that works on all iOS devices. This jailbreak voice assistant app takes the last place  in our list but not because it's worse than others but because it's still a dark horse on Siri clones field. The app is still in beta, but continues to update constantly and who knows, which features will we see in the next update? The app looks very promising. If you are intrigued with ESRA's possibilities, download it from BigBoss repo in Cydia. Despite the euphoria about Siri slowly goes down, the topic is still very popular and trendy. Looking at Microsoft's Ask Ziggy we can assume that this race will continue. What will iPhone 5 release bring us? Probably Siri 2 or the new Siri? Let us know what you think in the comment section below.