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SayType; Google Voice Can Now Offer Everyone Free Hands-free Text and Email Messaging

Sembunyikan sorotan 2009 MAR 30 - (<http://www.newsrx.com> NewsRx.com) -- Today, SayType.com announced that it will offer Google Voice and other interested INCOMING voicemail-to-text providers with the limited opportunity to license its patent pending OUTGOING voicemail-to-text, email, and internet search services. See the difference between INCOMING and OUTGOING messages. See how SayType is improving the way everyone can instantly access the internet and send completely hands-free text messages and email to anyone from any cell phone or landline in the world (see also <http://www.newsrx.com/library/topics/SayType.html> SayType).
Last week, Google Voice announced a new INCOMING voicemail-to-text service that positions the Internet giant just hours away from being able to offer wireless customers, currently using any wireless network, the ability to send completely hands-free text messaging, email, and internet search capabilities without having to pay fees to wireless service providers if they do license SayType's system.
"Now, INCOMING voicemail-to-text providers can seamlessly offer an added value service that saves their customers more time and money with services that are easy for everyone to enjoy." -- Alvin Lee, SayType Co-founder.
An article published on the front page of the Business Journal on January 9th 2009 suggested that SayType would license to AT&T, Verizon, or T-Mobile, a hands-free alternative for customers that send and respond to text messages while driving. But the major telecoms did not buy the idea of offering a socially responsible hands-free alternative to using their traditional services.
"Most wireless customers I talk to like the idea that SayType does not use traditional SMS credits, email services, or data packages to send SMS text, email messages, or search the internet completely hands-free. However, major telecoms have sided with Jan Dawson, an analyst with Ovum Research, who skeptically dismisses the idea as 'still a pipe dream at the moment'" -- John Kent, SayType Inventor.
Keywords: SayType, Business, Patents Actions.
This article was prepared by Biotech Business Week editors from staff and other reports. Copyright 2009, Biotech Business Week via <http://www.newsrx.com> NewsRx.com.
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