SALT LAKE CITY (March 6, 2007) – Electronic Virtual Assistant (EVA), a provider of voice-based services, today announced that it is introducing the newest and most advanced technology in email service that will rival the most popular PDA’s on the market. This state of the art technology in email service will truly change the relationship people have with their email. Called E-Max, this hi-tech product breaks through the email clutter and delivers important “can’t-be-missed” messages direct to the recipient even when not in front of their computer and allows for spontaneous reply without the need of keyboard or the hassle of thumb-typing a short (and often incomplete) response. Important VIP messages are automatically forwarded to the recipient’s cell phone and read aloud. The recipient can then choose to dictate a reply in their own voice which will be returned via email to the original sender as a wave file. Starting at $19.95 per month, with a 30-day free trial, the E-Max system will be available nationwide beginning March 2007. A video of how the system works can be seen here, http://www.evanow.com/emax/.
E-Max is the perfect email system for busy professionals and ideal for those busy road warriors. E-Max is also the perfect email system for older users who have difficulty with the small numbers on today’s cell phones or for those who are handicapped and can’t use a keyboard or hate the complexity of traditional email systems. In addition, because messages are read aloud, E-Max can be used by anyone who has difficulty reading or who is visually impaired.
HOW IT WORKS?
Having a dedicated assistant who can call with urgent reminders while away from the office is a luxury few can afford. However, E-Max is designed to bring this same level of service to people in all walks of life. E-Max is an advanced telephony system that calls and reads a user’s pre-tagged VIP email to him or her (ensuring they never miss an urgent message). The system can be set-up to forward VIP email as a text message to the user’s cell phone when the recipient is not available to answer their cell phone. It even allows them to reply quickly to email in their natural voice – saving the hassle of thumb-typing oft-misunderstood short code replies. Voice replies are sent back to the original sender as compressed wave files and can be immediately listened to, or saved. By replying in a natural voice format, all nuance and subtlety can be left intact, ensuring the accuracy of the user’s reply.
For more information on E-Max, visit the EVA Web site at: www.evaforhire.com.
