VoxSciences Intros Textmemo Voice to Text Service

VoxSciences, a mobile technology solutions company offering Voicemail-to-Text services has introduced a new service called 'TextMemo' which helps users to note important information vocally and receive it back in memo format seconds later, either as an email or SMS.

 

Users of VoxSciences' Voicemail to Text service can use this new service for free.

 

VoxSciences portfolio of mobile solutions utilises voice recognition technology and provide mobile business users with convenient, cost saving services. Company uses powerful conversion engine called VERBS (Virtual Engine for Recognition of B (News - Alert) asic Speech) which helps to convert voicemails to text messages using existing telephone number, mobile phone and network operator.

 

Company says 'TextMemo' is a perfect way to record important information while on drive, or meeting which helps in making a note of random things that we remember away from the office or would otherwise forget to do.

 

Voicemail-to-Text service users can just dial 0207 050 5000 and speak the memo that they want to send to themselves. VoxSciences will convert the memo into text and send it to user’s mobile phone as a text message and a copy to email address if the option is set.

 

Company offers 14 day free trial period for using Voicemail-to-Text service.

Ken Blackman, CEO explains, "Text Memo is a free of charge service to all VoxSciences Voicemail to Text subscribers, and is another way for our customers to benefit from our sophisticated technology. The service is like having a personal assistant who listens to your instructions and send them to you as texts and emails for your own convenience".

 

VoxSciences recently partnered with next generation VoIP operator VoxHub, to deliver voicemail as instant messages delivered to the user in UK via desktop messaging client, forwarded as emails or as an SMS to a mobile.

 

VoxSciences and VoxHub are touting their collaborative offering as a way to extend voicemail-to-text services beyond individual mobile handsets, to multiple telephone extensions on corporate networks.