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Google Invites You to “Invite a Friend” to Google Voice
Google counters AT&T’s claims of non-inclusiveness, by stepping up viral efforts to make its call management and voice processing service more popular.
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Tarred by Danger’s Brush? Let’s Back-up a Little Bit
The Danger Data Loss Episode is a cautionary tale for service providers and end-users alike. It is more important than ever before for people to make sure that their most important data – like your contacts, photos, important documents and projects – are stored in multiple locations.
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Cisco and Salesforce.com to Offer Contact Center “In the Cloud”
Salesforce.com and Cisco Systems are partnering to offer a new service called Customer Interaction Cloud.
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Novauris and Traffic Gate Provide Spoken Access to Ad-Supported Train Info In Tokyo
Speech-based search specialist Novauris has joined forces with mobile, performance-based advertising aggregator Traffic Gate to offer Tokyo commuters free, speech-enabled access to route maps, fares and schedules to support railway/subway route planning.
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Yap Lands Its LEC
Cincinnati Bell has selected Yap’s Voice2Text as the basis for its voicemail transcription service.
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Big Day for Recombinant Mobile Applications on the eve of CTIA Conference
Here are some quick notes on the activities among mobile app developers in and around the CTIA Conference in San Diego.
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Voxeo purchases Motorola’s VoxGateway Biz; Signals Stronger Support for VoiceXML Community
Motorola has sold its VoiceXML Gateway business to Voxeo for an undisclosed sum.
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Previewing Multimodal Customer Care: Google Wave + ‘Bots and Recombinant Telephony
Wave’s roll out is a signal moment in Recombinant Telephon and has inspired a tremendous amount of creativity and will, over the next few years, prove valuable for collaborative communications, customer care and combinations of the two.
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The Lure of Video Looms: Action at Cisco, Mitel and IBM
On the heels of Cisco’s announced acquisition of Tandberg ASA, IBM has announced a new “managed telepresence solution”.
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Rumblings From the Asterisk Crowd: $99/channel Speech Rec from Vestec
Digium partners with Vestec to offer low-cost speech recogntion engine for Asterisk.