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Ob das was mit dem Technologie-Shipping von VoiceDial in Richtung T-Mobile und O2 zu tun hat? Das hört sich doch hervorragend an, oder?
Vielleicht sollte man da mal einsteigen. Werd's mir überlegen.
Cu
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MONDAY, FEBRUARY 13, 2006 9:00 AM
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SALT LAKE CITY, Feb 13, 2006 (BUSINESS WIRE) -- Fonix Speech Inc., a wholly owned subsidiary of Fonix Corp. (FNIX) specializing in speech interfaces for mobile devices, handheld electronic products, and systems and processors, will preview Fonix Speech(TM) voice recognition speech dialing technologies for Smartphones and PDAs using the Intel PXA27x processor on the show floor at 3GSM World Congress 2006 Barcelona, Spain. Fonix announces support for future phone platforms using next-generation Intel(R) XScale(R) processors.
"Optimized for the next-generation Intel(R) XScale(R) application processor family, Fonix Speech(TM) can provide a user-friendly, natural speech interface for cellular and handheld devices," stated Gary Forni, director of Handheld Platform Software Enabling, Intel Mobility Group. "An easy-to-use voice-dialing capability is important to users."
"Fonix's speaker-independent voice dialing software on next-generation Intel(R) XScale(R) application processor-based handheld devices enables seamless voice interface command dialing. The small memory footprint of Fonix Speech(TM) technology on the next-generation Intel(R) XScale(R) application processor will allow device manufacturers to embed accurate, user-friendly speech interfaces into powerful handheld devices like mobile phones, PDAs, and other electronic devices and consumer gadgets," said Walt Nawrocki, senior VP and GM, The Fonix Speech Group.
(March 20, 2006) Fonix Speech, Inc., a wholly owned subsidiary of Fonix Corporation (OTC BB: FNIX), will have Fonix DECtalk 4.6.4 text-to-speech (TTS) technology showcased by Sun Microsystems. Running on the Sun SolarisTM 10 Operating System (OS) for personal computers, Fonix DECtalk will be demonstrated in Sun’s booth at the California State University, Northridge Center on Disabilities’ 21st Annual International Technology and Persons with Disabilities Conference, March 20-25, 2006 in Los Angeles, CA.
“Sun is pleased to offer a widely recognized text-to-speech engine such as Fonix DECtalk to our users in the assistive community,” said Juan Carlos Soto, VP, Software, Sun Microsystems. “DECtalk’s multiple TTS voices and languages match the needs of Sun’s worldwide customers. Sun chose Fonix DECtalk due to its long-running, reputable use in the market and its high degree of intelligibility.”
End users running Sun applications and screen readers on the Solaris 10 OS on PCs can now use Fonix DECtalk to enable their computers to “speak” text, which is particularly useful for the assistive market and customers with visual or mobility impairments that make traditional computer use cumbersome or impossible. DECtalk 4.6.4 offers an improved set of TTS voices in multiple languages.
“Fonix DECtalk text-to-speech provides Sun’s end users with an easy-to-use, convenient speech interface for their Solaris-based PCs,” says Walt Nawrocki, Senior VP and GM, Fonix Speech. “Fonix DECtalk is optimized to be highly intelligible, even under noisy conditions. Customers in the assistive marketplace in particular need text-to-speech that is easy to understand and easy to listen to, which is exactly what DECtalk delivers.”
End users may download a single-user run-time version of Fonix DECtalk for Solaris Sparc and Intel processors at www.fonix.com or call (801) 553-6600 and say “Sales.”
About CSUN
California State University’s Center on Disabilities has advanced to the stage of conducting the longest-running and largest annual university-sponsored conference on technology and persons with disabilities. This annual conference serves as a major training venue for professionals around the world involved in the field of disability and technology. For more information, visit www.csun.edu/cod/conf/.
About Fonix DECtalk
Fonix DECtalk offers the smallest memory footprint for a multi-language, full-dictionary text-to-speech engine in the industry. Fonix DECtalk is specifically engineered for small devices and provides a standard of intelligible and natural sound quality that surpasses competitive offerings. Version 4.6.4 supports the widest array of hardware platforms and operating systems on the market and offers nine voices (four female, four male and one child’s voice) and seven languages (U.S. and U.K. English, Castilian and Latin American Spanish, French, German and Italian).
About Fonix Speech, Inc.
Fonix Speech, Inc. is a wholly owned subsidiary of Fonix Corp. that currently offers voice technology solutions for mobile/wireless devices; interactive videogames, toys and appliances; computer telephony systems; the assistive market and automotive telematics.
About Fonix
Fonix Corporation (OTC BB: FNIX), based in Salt Lake City, Utah, is an innovative communications and technology company that provides integrated telecommunications services and value-added speech technologies through Fonix Telecom, Inc., LecStar Telecom, Inc. and Fonix Speech, Inc. The combination of interactive speech technology and integrated telecommunications services allows Fonix to provide customers with comprehensive cost-effective solutions to enhance and expand their communications needs.
Fonix Investor Contact: Gino De Jesus
(678) 391-4596
gdejesus@fonix.com
Fonix Speech Contact: Elizabeth Sweeten
(801) 553-6600
esweeten@fonix.com
Statements released by Fonix that are not purely historical are forward-looking within the meaning of the “Safe Harbor” provisions of the Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995, including statements regarding the Company’s expectations, hopes, intentions and strategies for the future. Investors are cautioned that forward-looking statements involve risk and uncertainties that may affect the Company’s business prospects and performance. The Company’s actual results could differ materially from those in such forward-looking statements. Risk factors include general economic, competitive, governmental and technological factors as discussed in the Company’s filings with the SEC on Forms 10-K, 10-Q and 8-K. The Company does not undertake any responsibility to update the forward-looking statements contained in this release.
Sun, Sun Microsystems and Solaris are trademarks or registered trademarks of Sun Microsystems, Inc., in the United States and other countries.SPARC is a registered trademark of SPARC International, Inc. in the US and other countries.
Cu
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sieht das ähnlich aus.
Ich machs so,da ein Verkauf nicht mehr lohnt,Augen zu und durch!!!
Da ich nicht übermäßig groß investiert bin,
sehe ich das Ganze als Lehre an,die Finger von OTC Werten zu lassen!!!
Trotzdem wünsche ich uns allen,das vielleicht noch ein Wunder geschieht.
Wie heißt es so schön,immer positiv denken.
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 26, 2006 9:00 AM
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SALT LAKE CITY, Apr 26, 2006 (BUSINESS WIRE) -- Fonix Speech Inc., a wholly owned subsidiary of Fonix Corp. (FNIX) specializing in embedded speech interfaces for mobile devices, handheld electronic products, and systems and processors, announces royalty sales in Asia from Fonix speech solutions for electronic dictionaries exceeded the company's original forecasts.
Casio Computer Co. Ltd. manufactures and markets a line of electronic dictionaries in Asia that feature Fonix text-to-speech (TTS). Market reaction in the region for handheld dictionaries has exceeded expectations; increased sales can be attributed to additional device models in Japan and the introduction of three new models in Korea. Fonix anticipates supplying more than two million TTS solutions to Casio in 2006. The company receives unit royalties from each device sold.
"Casio has ramped up sales and marketing efforts of its electronic dictionaries to meet increased demand in Japan and Korea," said Walt Nawrocki, senior VP and GM, Fonix Speech. "Fonix is more than pleased to continue to supply our TTS solution for handheld 'talking' dictionaries, a market niche that now provides a significant percentage of Fonix Speech revenue. If trends persist, we anticipate continued success in the region and the opening of new markets around the world."
trotz hohen Volumens.
Das heißt für mich,das auch heute in USA Gewinne mitgenommen werden.
Umrechnung 0,0128$ = 0,0103€
Deshalb hat der Kursanstieg heute in Berlin keine Bedeutung,
weil nicht kompatibel!
Das heißt,diejenigen die heute bei 0,013 eingestiegen sind in Berlin z.B.
sind Lemminge,die zu teuer eingekauft haben.
FNIX sollte kontinuierlich zu legen,damit währe uns mehr gedient.
Die restlichen Stücke werden im Depot versauern bis Fonix vielleicht doch mal wieder steigt, aber daran glaube ich schon lange nicht mehr.
Finanzierung über immer wieder neu ausgeschüttete Aktien ist der Hohn schlechthin.
http://www.pocketgear.com/software_detail.asp?id=19511
http://www.pocketpcmag.com/awards/category_all_2006.asp
und Fonix auf Microsoft Gamefest:
http://www.fonix.com/fonix/recentNews2.php?objid=305
Cu
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http://www.pcwelt.de/news/handy_pda/hardware/59236/index.html
Fonix habe ich mittlerweile komplett abgeschrieben!
Cu
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Da ist einfach zu wenig Phantasie drin.Finde den Kurs im Vergleich zu manchen Insolvenzbuden zwar hochgradig unterentwickelt - aber das ist die Börse life.
Aber auf eines kann man sich verlassen - der Kurs wird weiter sinken und sinken und sink.....
No bottom insight - ein richtiger after-burner (Arsch-Verbrenner oder so)
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