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Voicetag Brings Voicemail To Facebook
TechCrunch —
For those of you who don’t think voicemail is counterproductive, there is a new app on Facebook called Voicetag that lets you send voicemail messages to individuals or groups. This is not the first such app on Facebook (see Voicemail or TringMe), but it works with regular phones and incorporates SMS messages.
The app is very simple. You select a Facebook contact you want to leave a voice message for (or you can set up group aliases), and add an optional text message. Then, instead of using a computer microphone, you enter the ...
Voicetag Brings Voicemail To Facebook
D' Technology Weblog —
... or TringMe), but it doesn’t need for microphone or messy software, works with regular phones and incorporates SMS messages. ...
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SFGate: Technology 12/24/2008
Is Facebook's Chris Kelly going to run for attorney general of California? While the social-networking giant isn't commenting on this rumor, which surfaced Monday on TechCrunch and other tech blogs, it might make sense considering his current job. ...
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