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To: Francois Goelo who wrote (16874)10/19/1999 4:38:00 PM
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HUGE NEWS FONX & MSFT This could easily be an EDIG type run over the next 48 hrs or better. Stock traded 2.9MM shares in the last 1:15 after the release. Float is only 30mm compared to a much higher one on EDIG.

Microsoft Names Fonix as a Charter Member Of its Embedded Tools Partner Program
Fonix Speech, Voice, and Handwriting Recognition Technologies to be Included In Applications Running on Microsoft's Windows CE
SALT LAKE CITY, Oct. 19 /PRNewswire/ -- Fonix Corporation(TM) (Nasdaq: FONX - news), a leader in text-to-speech (TTS), automatic speech recognition (ASR) and handwriting recognition (HWR) technologies, today announced that Microsoft®, at its Embedded Partner Summit in Seattle, named Fonix as a charter member of its new third-party development-tool program for embedded systems developers. Fonix is the first and the only speech and handwriting software company currently participating in the program.

As a member of the Microsoft Embedded Tools Partner Program, Fonix is integrating its core technologies into the Windows CE platform builder. This will allow Windows CE developers to create applications for industrial and consumer devices such as PDAs, set top boxes, Kiosks, and mobile computing devices using Fonix speech recognition, text-to-speech, and handwriting recognition.

''Fonix has successfully ported its speech technologies to silicon chips. Currently, our core technologies are operating on several microprocessors, such as the Intel StrongArm 1100, and now we are developing solutions for Windows CE,'' said D. Lynn Shepherd, vice president of engineering at Fonix. ''Because of Fonix's low power requirements and small memory footprint, product developers can integrate speech into applications that previously did not have the computing power to process speech. Microsoft recognized this competitive advantage offered by Fonix and included Fonix in its Embedded Partner Program'', said Shepherd.

As part of the Fonix product plan, several products utilizing Fonix core speech ASR, and handwriting recognition technologies have been aimed at the embedded systems markets. Initial product areas have focused on these technologies running on 16 and 32-bit processors and include command and control for PDA's, cell phones, web pads, automotive, aviation, smart appliances and consumer electronics which operate in the Windows CE environment. Using Fonix integrated development environment software (named FAAST) for embedded environments, product developers can quickly develop, optimize, and integrate ASR, TTS, and HWR into their products.

Benefits of the Embedded Tools Partner program include technical assistance and access to early releases of Microsoft software. A special focus of the programs is support for integration of partner products with Microsoft development tools. The program also offers co-marketing opportunities for members including advertising, partner catalogs, case studies, and seminars.

For more information visit the Fonix Web site at www.fonix.com or Microsoft at www.microsoft.com/windowsce.
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