Melodis, developer of the Midomi mobile music identification application, has raised $4 million in funding
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Avaya Mobile Goes Native With iPhone UC Client App
Avaya announced that its one-X Mobile client for the iPhone has been approved and is included in the i-Tunes App Store.
Sensory’s CEO Mozer On the SCIDs (Speech-Controlled Internet Devices)
We completed a very interesting phone briefing with Todd Moser, CEO of, a company that specializes in affordable, embedded speech processing technologies.
Promptu Claims a “First”: Speech-to-SMS Service Offered by Telecom Italia Mobile
Two firms long known for innovative, high-visibility speech applications are joining forces to enable mobile subscribers to dictate and originate SMS text messages.
Appcelerator’s Titanium Mobile: Addressing Platform Fragmentation
We were briefed by Jeff Haynie, founder of Appcelerator, regarding the progress its mobile application development platform, called Titanium
News From Verizon Wireless’s First Developer Conference
The fragmented world of mobile app stores is evolving (or devolving) with Verizon Wireless holding its first gathering for application developers today.
Orwellian Aspects to the App Store Strategy
When Apple purged the App Store of all things Google Voice, it revealed about itself what “deKindling” the unauthorized version of Orwell’s “1984” did for Amazon.com.
IBM Dubs Nuance a “Preferred Business Partner,” Formalizes Commercial Relationship
The relationship between IBM and Nuance Communications continues to evolve, with Big Blue’s naming Nuance a “Preferred Business Partner.”
Voxeo Launches Open Source Telephony Lab, Hires Adhearsion’s Founders
The world of Recombinant Telephony has gone lab-less long enough. Noting that his inspiration is the legendary Bell Labs (which is now part of Alcatel-Lucent), Voxeo’s CEO Jonathan Taylor has chartered, and his company is funding, a new facility dedicated to core platform research in an effort to “incubate revolutionary ideas and innovate new communications solutions.”
To run Voxeo’s Lab, the company is hiring Jay Phillips and Jason Goecke, who ran Adhearsion, a three-year-old company that developed an open source, Ruby-based development framework for communications applications. That makes Voxeo the primary sponsor of Adhearsion. But the company’s core will continue to run on top of the Asterisk open source PBX platform and will soon add support for Voxeo’s Tropo cloud telephony service.
Stepped Up Activity for Symbian OS
Two developments will have an impact on the integration of speech applications with Symbian-based mobile phones and services around the world.