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Nokia Announces New Voice Messaging Software

Feb 10, 2005, 3:43 PM by (staff)

Nokia has announced Xpress audio messaging, a new interface designed to send voice or audio messages by MMS. Xpress audio messaging provides a simple interface to record audio messages and send them to contacts using MMS in just a few clicks. Although users with MMS-enabled phones can already send audio clips, the task is complicated and most MMS composers are geared towards sending picture messages. Nokia will include the Xpress menu in several phones they launch this year.

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fish1856

Feb 10, 2005, 5:29 PM

Doesn't this seem a bit redundant?

So let me see if I get this straight. You use Text Messaging to send audio of yourself to other people. Wouldn't it be just as easy to call the person?

phonescoopjunkie

This way, you can tell someone what you're thinking without having to listen to their opinion. That's the only practical application I can come up with.

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