[P1] iBook to Cell phone to email

[Harry D. Corsover]

----- On 12/11/02 5:23 PM MDT (-0600), Signhelpers <mike at signhelpers.com> 
wrote, in part:

>Is it currently practical to access email (through a local isp) from 
>an iBook over a cell phone? (Cellular One)
>
>Thanks

I don't know about that, but a company I work with offers a new product 
that allows one to access (receive and send) email by cell phone 
directly. It's not the old .wav file nightmare. While integration with 
Windows is much better (it integrates with Outlook/Outlook Express/Act 
via a small application -- so email sent by voice shows up in those 
applications, as do appointments, contact notes, etc.) it will still work 
with any email program.

Incoming email (as selected, e.g., all, specific senders, etc.) is sent 
by voice (an excellent speech synthesis) to your cell phone. You can have 
it call you directly, or just notify you so you can call in and listen. 
You can easily and quickly skip messages, replay, reply directly by 
voice, and an actual English-speaking human being on the other side of 
the globe transcribes it and sends the email. You can send to multiple 
recipients, copy yourself, etc.

There are several levels of service available, reasonably priced.

Check it out:

<http://www.messagewize.com/hc>

Best Regards,

Harry Corsover

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