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T2S.mobi

T2S = Text to Speech (IVR and speech synthesis technology)
http://acronyms.thefreedictionary.com/T2S
(Also: T2S = Technology Transfer Society, and, T2S = Target2 Securities... The creation of a centralized platform to handle the settlement of all securities transactions in Europe).

T2V.mobi

T2V = Text to Voice (IVR and speech synthesis technology)
http://acronyms.thefreedictionary.com/T2V

V2T.mobi

(unofficial) V2T= Voice to Text

Ideally, I would like to sell to a .mobi forum member committed to developing a site, or sites, for these important, mobi domains. (I say 'important' because they are more than just "valuable 3 character domains". In each case, these 3 character domains actually mean something. And, they mean more as .mobi's than as .com's, or any other extension, because as developed .mobi sites any one of these three domain names could be the interface that makes mobile the prefered medium of the masses!).
????: NamePros.com http://www.namepros.com/mobi-marketplace/325839-3-character-text-speech-mobi-power.html

The domains are more powerful together, IMO, as they represent both oneway and two-way communication. And cover 'voice' and 'speech' keywords. However, I can 'break-em-up' for individual, or pair, sales if need be.

--The min. offer for the three is $5,000
--The BIN, for the three, $15,000
(Payment via Escrow.com -buyer pays Escrow)

Background Market Data & Links

"What’s the mobile vision about? Here’s how Nuance sees things: users push a single Voice button and talk. The device then does one of two things: perform the recognition directly by itself, or hand it off to a recognition server in the network. The recognition result is fed into a diverse set of applications including directory assistance, voice mail, music catalogue search, music playing, or navigation, to name just a few. Depending on the application context and the device capabilities, the requested information is then presented in the form of text, graphics, audio and/or video. The basic technology to enable this kind of “elevated user experiences” is there, and was convincingly demonstrated in Cannes. Therefore, the one million - or rather, billion - dollar question is not about technology anymore. But if that’s the case, what are then the main drivers or barriers that will make or break this whole new range of mobile services?" [ http://www.nuance.com/ ]

Voice-to-Text Service for Mobile Phones
????: NamePros.com http://www.namepros.com/showthread.php?t=325839
http://mlearning.edublogs.org/?s=text+to+voice

"We believe that communicating should be natural. Sending messages should be as simple as speaking them. Speak your new post and SpinVox will convert it to text and send it straight to your site. Plus, you can publish your SpinVox number on your blog and other people can phone in their comments."
http://www.spinvox.com/

"One of the most demanded and popular technologies nowadays is computer programs permitting to convert text to voice and vice versa."
http://www.qwertystudios.com/speech/...-to-voice.html

"Mobile phone subscribers sent over a trillion SMS (define) messages last year -- despite the data entry constraints of cumbersome phone keypads -- so one can imagine the potential of this market given a simple and intuitive speech-driven SMS interface,"
http://www.internetnews.com/wireless...le.php/3639896

"I mean, come on. iPods and other digital music players have given text-to-speech utilities a brand-new relevance."
Text-to-voice apps sure to please aurally fixated
Chicago Sun-Times, Jul 20, 2006 by Andy Ihnatko

Wireless IP-Relay: Allows users the freedom to communicate on the go by installing IP-RELAY software to their Hiptop, BlackBerry or T-Mobile Sidekick. This text-to-voice relay services is offered through specially coded Java scripts. IP-Relay is a free service subsidized by the federal government. Calls can only be made in the United States. Verizon is continually designing and adding new features and communications options to its suite of IP-RELAY.com features to improve the users' relay experience. IP-Relay is available to all Web- connected relay users at http://www.ip-relay.com/sp/ or http://www.IP-RELAY.com.

Professor Hopkins discusses text-to-voice as a tool for writing and preparing presentations. http://www.podcastasylum.com/reports/?p=10

OnStar uses text-to-voice technology called VoiceXML. When you ask for information, such as "weather," the software translates your request into XML (Extensible Markup Language) and matches it to settings in your OnStar profile. Then it translates the information into VoiceXML and reads it to you.
http://www.howstuffworks.com/onstar.htm/printable

http://www.map-telecom.com/index.php/en

The bottom line... the technology is here, what's needed is a .mobi business plan to apply speech recognition technology to the market. Some .com players are already on the field. dot MOBI needs a PLAYER! (note: a .mobi player will move the (mobile voice/T2S) 'playing field' to .mobi)