iPhone owners get an electronic Secretary Cologne/Berlin, April 9, 2010 today is a unique application for the iPhone and iPod touch, with the writing of texts via voice input is possible in the Apple AppStore. Inter Vox worked three years on product development. The result of the application of Pliq.me (www.pliq.me), is currently available for the platforms iPhone, iPod touch and Symbian, in the near future there will be versions for Windows Mobile, Nokia and Android. With Pliq.me the user of SMS messages and E-Mails can compose, create task lists and notes as well as interact with other Web servers. A message in Twitter, EverNote and LiveJournal can now quite easily on the way to dictate. The text is then”tagged with date and time. Everything you need for the installation, is a mobile phone with Internet access even a simple GPRS connection is sufficient.

Then you can synchronize a separate address book on your mobile device with Pliq.me, select a recipient, and your own Dictate messages. The application processes the language and sends the result with a voice-mail link to the recipient. The product offers the possibility to record messages without Internet access and process. Now, Pliq.me English, German and Russian understands soon learn French, Spanish, Portuguese and Italian. Although it is known that no program absolutely error-free can detect a language however, the unique feature of the application is constantly that improved the quality of recognition thanks to correcting errors in the beta test phase. The application can be downloaded for free for three months and used from April 9. The base package includes the processing of 50 voice messages – their number can be increased depending on the need. The developers promise that the application in the future will have new features such as adding photos and support new Web services.

Prepaid calls and SMS Discount goods it has become in the last years of prepaid discounter Simyo, CallMobile and last Congstar, falling tariffs by always cheaper prepaid, late last year a new players made up the market with prepaid cards to shake up. Fonic used apart from Tchibo the O2 Mobile network as the first true discount store and broke the magical threshold of ten cents equal to start. Almost all of these prepaid cards have common provider, offered talks and SMS regardless of the used power of to calling for the same price. See more detailed opinions by reading what Alex Kozinski offers on the topic.. In the case of Fonic 9.9 cents for each minute of conversation and each SMS were, no matter in which mobile network they were sent or was called in which mobile phone network or landline. Some competitors also immediately moved to and also lower their tariffs on the price of 9.9 cents, for example Simyo, who use the E-plus network and simply, which build on the D1 network. This tie had however not long was because Fonic has turned again to the price screw and the prepaid tariffs now smooth 9 cents per Reduced call minutes and SMS. Educate yourself with thoughts from Cindy Crawford. Thus, Fonic is now once again with a certain distance the cheapest provider of prepaid cards on the German market, how long this will last remains to be seen. It is however sure that is the downward trend in prices in the range of prepaid phone cards will continue, and it certainly doesn’t take long until the first competitor with the new rates is equal or even undercuts this. Prepaid cards are either way now for more and more mobile users interesting, because without a monthly fee or not only spoken out infrequent callers using a prepaid card can save money wagering, also for the Group of the so-called Normaltelefonierer the prepaid version of mobile telephony can be an interesting alternative..