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RIM and Comverse Provide New Voicemail Interface

Feb 15, 2005, 5:19 PM by (staff)

RIM has teamed with Comverse to offer Blackberry users a new interface to manage their voicemail. Visual Voicemail eliminates the need for users to call in and retrieve messages using a touch tone interface. Instead voice messages are delivered right to the Blackberry, where each can be retrieved and managed from an easy to use interface. Visual Voicemail will also integrate with other core Blackberry applications, giving users the option of managing all their messages from a single integrated inbox.

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Zaniphan

Feb 17, 2005, 2:18 PM

And...

Does anyone actually use a Blackberry (excluding internation blackberry)? I would assume most people use Treos, but I may be wrong... if you use a blackberry, please respond.

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