Visual voicemail Offshore iPhone Application Development Partners Wanted India/Japan/Contract/Contractors/Sub-contractors

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Keyword:Visual voicemail

Visual Voicemail is the process of adding a visual aspect to phone voicemail such as allowing users to view a list of audio voicemail entries or even read transcripts of these voicemail as text. These voicemails are converted to text by use of advanced speech recognition software such as Dragon powered by Nuance Communications. In the recent months, several companies in the telecommunications space have integrated a visual element into their voicemail services. The most prominent usage of this technology is found in Apples iPhone, Samsungs Instinct and the Blackberry Storm and Tour. Other phone system vendors are now also offering these features for internal voicemail users. This complements the basic voicemail to e-mail or via SMS to mobile devices which is becoming ubiquitous in that it allows better management of voicemail messages without clogging up the users inbox and saves time filtering spam. A very convenient way to use Visual Voicemail is via mobile client applications enabling a seamless service provisioning with maximum usability. T-Mobile International launched the service as Mobilbox Pro in August 2009 for a range of Symbian S60 devices with announcement to support further phones including Windows Mobile and Android devices soon. The mobile clients were provided by Communology, a specialist in developing carrier grade client applications on multiple platforms. The patent for Visual Voicemail is owned by Klausner Technologies, Inc.. Companies planning to offer the service on most European, US & Canadian markets are required to obtain a patent license. In April 2009, OMTP created a Technical Recommendation[1] for an open and standardised Visual Voice Mail (VVM) interface protocol which VVM clients may use to interact with a voicemail server. The key functions of this interface are the support of Message Retrieval, Message Upload, VVM Management, Greeting Management and Provisioning. The document intention is to ensure that standard functionality of voice mail servers may be accessed through a range of VVM clients via the defined interface. This approach leaves scope for operators/carriers and vendors to differentiate their products.