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Text-to-speech services for Vodafone

Vodafone will be using home-grown text-to-speech technology for its UK customers. It has just announced a deal with Rhetorical, which is an Edinburgh-based software company, to create a "sporty and interesting" female voice for future services.
1.8.04 17:30


Malaysian Muslims remonded about text competitions

Malaysian Muslims have been reminded that text message competitions are a form of gambling, which means that participation is banned under Islamic law.
1.8.04 17:34


Counting sheep on mobile phones

Department of Agriculture Inspectors are using a new mobile phone application to check livestock numbers and enter them in their national database. The program, called Ewe Premium, lets inspectors update figures without returning to the office.
1.8.04 18:16


Norwegian girl gets PM's old mobile number

A Norwegian girl is receiving phone calls for her country's Prime Minister, thanks to a mobile phone with his old number. The number was 'recycled' after having been disconnected for a while, but some journalists are still calling the PM's old number.
4.8.04 18:13


New Siemens mobile combines calls and email

The new Siemens SK65 mobile phone, which is should be available later this year, includes the features of a BlackBerry mobile email device. The phone swivels open to reveal a standard QWERTY keyboard.


4.8.04 18:16


Airline check-in by text message

Singapore Airlines customers in 12 cities around the world can now check-in for their flights and receive confirmation of their seats by text message.
4.8.04 18:17


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