BEZOUT
8th April 2008, 23:58
Silent Communication TalkinSilent
You are in a business meeting, a lecture, a library, or in some other place where talking on a mobile phone would be disruptive. Yet you receive calls, some of which are important. The proper handling of these calls from a listen-only environment is a cutting-edge business problem, and one that has now been solved by TalkinSilent, a new application from Silent Communication Ltd. The application enables you to answer the phone and respond to the caller by selecting and playing preset responses one at a time. You can select responses you have previously recorded in your own voice, or choose those spoken by a fully customizable male or female voice in the application. When you need to respond with a statement that is not pre-recorded, you can type in the response and a text-to-speech translator sends it as speech to the caller. In this way, you can communicate with callers who do not have text chat capabilities, and they will hear everything as speech. If the caller does have text chat capabilities, then the application also lets you invite the caller to a text chat. The application can be very amusing, the user can enrich his conversations by playing recordings of politicians, comedians, famous movie quotes and other funny noises and sounds.
The application also gives speech-impaired consumers the ability to use a mobile phone in their daily lives. Silent Communication has been working with the International Society for Augmentative and Alternative Communication to explore the benefits of TalkinSilent for people who have difficulty speaking or cannot use their voices at all.
The application is available for most of the European languages. There are also versions for Arabic and Russian, and the application will soon be available for both Mandarin and Cantonese versions of Chinese. The application runs on a wide variety of S60 1st Edition and S60 2nd Edition devices, as well as S60 3rd Edition devices such as the Nokia N80, N71, and N92 multimedia computers; the Nokia E60, E61, and E70 smartphones; and the Nokia 3250 XpressMusic phone. Cellcom, a leading Israeli mobile operator, is offering the application for every new Nokia S60 device it sells. Moreover, several Nordic and Western European operators are about to preinstall the application on devices they sell.
When the 60 days trial ends up, either reinstall for 60 more days (do it again and again every 60 days) or go online for a free licence for life.
You are in a business meeting, a lecture, a library, or in some other place where talking on a mobile phone would be disruptive. Yet you receive calls, some of which are important. The proper handling of these calls from a listen-only environment is a cutting-edge business problem, and one that has now been solved by TalkinSilent, a new application from Silent Communication Ltd. The application enables you to answer the phone and respond to the caller by selecting and playing preset responses one at a time. You can select responses you have previously recorded in your own voice, or choose those spoken by a fully customizable male or female voice in the application. When you need to respond with a statement that is not pre-recorded, you can type in the response and a text-to-speech translator sends it as speech to the caller. In this way, you can communicate with callers who do not have text chat capabilities, and they will hear everything as speech. If the caller does have text chat capabilities, then the application also lets you invite the caller to a text chat. The application can be very amusing, the user can enrich his conversations by playing recordings of politicians, comedians, famous movie quotes and other funny noises and sounds.
The application also gives speech-impaired consumers the ability to use a mobile phone in their daily lives. Silent Communication has been working with the International Society for Augmentative and Alternative Communication to explore the benefits of TalkinSilent for people who have difficulty speaking or cannot use their voices at all.
The application is available for most of the European languages. There are also versions for Arabic and Russian, and the application will soon be available for both Mandarin and Cantonese versions of Chinese. The application runs on a wide variety of S60 1st Edition and S60 2nd Edition devices, as well as S60 3rd Edition devices such as the Nokia N80, N71, and N92 multimedia computers; the Nokia E60, E61, and E70 smartphones; and the Nokia 3250 XpressMusic phone. Cellcom, a leading Israeli mobile operator, is offering the application for every new Nokia S60 device it sells. Moreover, several Nordic and Western European operators are about to preinstall the application on devices they sell.
When the 60 days trial ends up, either reinstall for 60 more days (do it again and again every 60 days) or go online for a free licence for life.