ReadSpeaker Speech-Enables RSS Feeds On The IPhone

HUIS TER HEIDE, The Netherlands, December 17 /PRNewswire/ -- VoiceCorp today launched a speech-enabling iPhone app, called ReadSpeaker audioMob Personal, which allows iPhone/iPod Touch users to listen to (as well as view) text RSS feeds of blogs and websites. The app, which is available for free, enables users to listen to up to 3 English text RSS feeds of their choice. To select the feeds, users can either add the address of the feed manually or let the app search for feeds on any chosen blog or website.

With ReadSpeaker audioMob Personal users can:

- Browse articles while listening to other items by using the next and previous control buttons. - Choose a setting to play all feed items automatically one after the other or manually. - Navigate using the touch screen to listen to specific news.

Due to the inherent size of the iPhone/iPod Touch screens and its use in situations where someone is on the go such as travelling, commuting or exercising, being able to listen to the text-feed content of blogs and websites provides users with a convenient and easy-to-use alternative to just reading. Users don't need to synchronize their iPhones to listen to the selected feeds, these are updated automatically and on-the-fly directly to their ReadSpeaker audioMob Personal app.

ReadSpeaker audioMob Personal is available for free from the App Store.

About VoiceCorp (http://www.voice-corp.com)

VoiceCorp is the leading Software as a Service (SaaS) company in the area of speech-enabling online content on whichever device. The founders of VoiceCorp pioneered the first-ever speech-enabling application for websites with its ReadSpeaker application in 1999. VoiceCorp has a wide variety of corporate, media, public and non-profit customers worldwide subscribing to its services and several million users listening per month. VoiceCorp speech-enables online content on the fly in up to 20 languages and provides a portfolio of web based text-to-speech applications for websites, RSS feeds, online campaigns, newsletters, and emails deliverable on computers as well as on portable devices such as mp3 players, smartphones, iPhones and PDAs.

SOURCE: VoiceCorp

CONTACT: For more information you can contact Jolet Jung-Moolenaar: T+31-30-6971209, F +31 30-6924599, E jolet.jung@voice-corp.com orpress@voice-corp.com

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