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Speak Your Email with MyCaption for BlackBerry

by Kevin Michaluk on 12 Aug 2008 03:50 PM
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I'm going to let the press release do the talking on this one since my Curve is now on its way to ColorWare to get painted and I can't put MyCaption to the test at the moment... let us know your thoughts in the comments!

MyCaption Introduces Free Trial of Speech-to-Text Service for Blackberry Email Users

August 12, 2008 - Sunnyvale, CA - Mobile enterprise users can now speak their emails into their BlackBerry smartphones, thanks to a new service from MyCaption.com . A free trial is
available for a limited time at the company's website, http://www.mycaption.com. MyCaption for Blackberry is the first service integrated into the work flow of BlackBerry email, therefore enabling users to intuitively compose and reply to emails with their voice from within their user-friendly BlackBerry email application. MyCaption provides a number of unique, exclusive benefits for BlackBerry users:

  • Seamless integration into email functions, like Compose, Forward, Reply, and Reply to All
  • A useful, comfortably-spoken message duration of up to 3 minutes long
  • An option to review email texts before they are sent
  • Several privacy-protection options, optimized for business users
  • Integration with multiple mailboxes/email accounts

"Mobile business users are starting to rely on smartphones to synchronize with the Enterprise" said Vipul Bhatt, CEO of MyCaption.com." MyCaption for BlackBerry is our first product to enable the use of the most popular Enterprise smartphone as a data entry tool."

A free trial of MyCaption for BlackBerry is available for Enterprise users by registering at the company's website http://www.mycaption.com. The service is currently available for BlackBerry Pearl, Curve, and 8800. It can be used with all major carriers worldwide. 

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13 Comments

Posted by Crackafied Tuesday, Aug 12, 2008 1382 days ago

Damn I need to give this a try.

Edit: Just wnet to there site and saw that there is a Monthly Subscription. Makes me not really want it now.

 
 
Posted by ken2mj Tuesday, Aug 12, 2008 1381 days ago

... Or frack, whichever you prefer

 
 
Posted by Patrickwc Tuesday, Aug 12, 2008 1382 days ago

I agree with Crackafied! The product has great potential, but I would prefer to not have the monthly subscription obligation and won't purchase until that is dropped.

 
 
Posted by pcwizpcwiz2 Tuesday, Aug 12, 2008 1382 days ago

I am really tired of all these apps that let you dictate email. They just don't work that well and there are so many out there.

What I really want is the opposite - read me my email! That is something I seriously miss from my Pocket PC days. I could listen to music, then if I received a new email MS Voice would read me the sender and subject. Then without touching my phone I could decide if I need to read it or not.

This was also great while driving.

Don't bore us with the same old same old of yet another dictation clone for the BB do the opposite - that's what I want.

 
 
Posted by Anonymous Tuesday, Aug 12, 2008 1382 days ago

Also if this is like that other one Jott then I have a real big problem with it. With Jott which is what this sounds like since it's subscription based you don't get a copy of your outbound email. You only find out at the staff meeting it was a bad idea to dictate while driving as your email came accross as:
Let the gorillas roam free
instead of
The meeting has been reschedueld

 
 
Posted by Anonymous Sunday, Aug 17, 2008 1377 days ago

there is a text-preview feature with which you can read the email before it is sent out & make corrections, if any. Just try it out

 
 
Posted by JRSCCivic98 Tuesday, Aug 12, 2008 1381 days ago

Why does everything for the BB have to be a "service"? I mean seriously... WTF? Oh, I wrote this cool new app for spellchecking all your email, but.... it's a monthly service, sucks for you. Whateva?

 
 
Posted by artypuppy Wednesday, Aug 13, 2008 1381 days ago

Well! I think Vlingo does the same thing. If just SPEAK to txt, email, find location... and it is free

 
 
Posted by Anonymous Wednesday, Aug 13, 2008 1381 days ago

the nokia e71 already does this for free

 
 
Posted by Anonymous Wednesday, Aug 13, 2008 1381 days ago

I agree $10.00 per month and $.50 per msg on top of that seems almost unbelievable. Im really surprised this isnt something that comes free with new blackberrys. I still cant belive that I pay $10.00 a month for voice to text voicemail.

 
 
Posted by jenz Friday, Aug 15, 2008 1379 days ago

I would use something like this if it worked and I am willing to try it.

but unfortunately I don't tend to speak very clearly at times .. I mean I can't really even get voice dialing to work for me ..

hrm so sad.

 
 
Posted by Anonymous Saturday, Aug 16, 2008 1377 days ago

This service is amazing! It is surprisingly accurate and waiting time is fairly low. It allows much longer messages, and works really well with all technical and business phrases. I have run out of my free trial in 3 days and I am happy to pay for it now!

 
 
Posted by berryblog Saturday, Aug 16, 2008 1377 days ago

interesting.. http://mycaption.typepad.com/no_thumbs/