Quicktate Offers Revolutionary New Service That Lets iPhone Users Read Their Entire...

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Tue Jan 15, 2008 8:08pm EST

Quicktate Offers Revolutionary New Service That Lets iPhone Users Read Their Entire Voice Mail Message in English or Spanish

   Voicemail Has Never Been More Visual
SAN FRANCISCO--(Business Wire)--Quicktate.com announced the Beta release of its new speech-to-text
service, allowing users of the iPhone to read their entire voicemail
messages directly on their iPhones.

   "While Apple was the first company to list voicemail messages and
allow customers to play them at will, Quicktate has gone one step
further by transcribing the entire message into simple text and making
it viewable directly on the iPhone," according to Lee Dorfman,
Quicktate CEO. "Further, a voice message can be left in Spanish, and
delivered to the iPhone in both Spanish and English text" something
Dorfman believes no one else is offering.

   "The iPhone has raised the level of technology that each of us
carries every day," said Kevin Almeroth, associate director of UC
Santa Barbara's Center for Information Technology and Society.

   In addition to using Quicktate for voicemail, users may also
"Quicktate" their own personal notes or memos and receive them back
quickly as text. Dorfman indicated that Quicktate can also enable
multiple government agencies to more effectively communicate in times
of a disaster. According to Maurice A. Ramirez, Founder of High Alert,
LLC, and a Senior Federal Medical Officer with the National Disaster
Medical System, "Quicktate has the potential to re-write the rules
insofar as how disaster rescue and recovery communications of the
future will occur."

   According to Dorfman, the Quicktate service is being offered for
free during its Beta period. Post-Beta pricing is not yet available.

   Quicktate is a spin-off of iDictate.com, a 9 year old provider of
telephone and web-based dictation services that has dramatically
changed the way business, legal and medical professionals obtain
transcribed documents on a global scale.

for Quicktate
Lee Dorfman, 866-995-6000
ljd@quicktate.com

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