Winner of 2003 Microsoft Mobile Solutions Challenge

Fonix Speech introduces VoiceDial, a totally interactive, hands-free software application for today's hottest wireless devices. Simply speak the number or name to call, and VoiceDial does the the rest. It's that easy!

VoiceDial in a nutshell:

• Speaker independent - there�s no voice training involved, including both contact names and digit dialing.
• Highly accurate - even in noisy environments like cars or airports, perfect for when you�re on the go or anytime you want a better, safer and easier way to dial your contacts.
• Call any name directly - from your contact list or SIM card no matter how many names in your contact database. Just say the name of the person you want to call.
• Dial a number directly - using a continuous string of numbers no pausing or waiting for each digit.

See what others have to say about Fonix VoiceDial:

Fonix VoiceDial is a great example of a company that has capitalized on the Windows Powered software to create a solution that makes devices not only easier to use but safer in many situations, like dialing a phone number while driving. - Jeff McKean, retail marketing manager for the Mobile Devices Division at Microsoft.

Great Product!!! As soon as I installed it, it became the most used application on my T-Mobile pocket pc. A must have for people who drive alot or are just plain tired of dialing. - Paulo Nogueira, North Attleboro, MA

Super Product! I have used the German version of Fonix VoiceDial in my car on the T-Mobile PDA for 4 weeks and I can only say: it is a sensational product, which I dont want to be without! Hands-free & eyes-free. I am waiting for the other products of Voice Suite. Thanks a lot. - Martin Mayer from Austria

Help with Bluetooth:

Bluetooth is dependant on a number of factors such as pairing and how much control over the Bluetooth stack the Smartphone or Pocket PC has. Versions of VoiceDialVoiceDial that are Bluetooth enabled will work according to your device. We do not have control over the device or how much information Bluetooth makers are willing to give out.