CallWave, Inc.
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CallWave, Inc. develops integrated Mobile Visual Voicemail services. Their Mobile Visual Voicemail suite includes Vtxt, a speech recognition technology that transcribes voicemail into a text message that users can read on their mobile phone, in email or online. [1] [2] Jamie Lendino from PCMag.com explained on October 29, 2007, that instead of transcribing the entire message into text, the Vtxt technology is unique because it, "squeezes each message under the 160-character SMS limit using its GIST (General Information on the Subject and Timing) technology to give you the gist rather than the entire text." [3] Callwave also offers Visual Voicemail and text messaging widgets, Virtual Fax and the Internet Answering Machine. [4] [5] CallWave was founded in 1998 and its headquarters are in Santa Barbara, CA. [6]
- Arar, Yardena. "Voice Drives New Mobile Services", PCWorld.com, March 27, 2007.
- CallWave, Inc. (March 27, 2007). CallWave Introduces Vtxt. Press release.
- Lendino, Jamie. "CallWave Vtxt Beta", PCMag.com, October 29, 2007.
- Walkley, Michael T. (May 9, 2007), "CallWave, Inc. Company Note, Analyst Report", Piper Jaffray
- Cohen, Peter. "CallWave widget offers free text messaging", Macworld.com, April 10, 2007.
- j2 Global Communications. (March 14, 2007). j2 Global and CallWave Settle Patent Infringement Litigation. Press release.
