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To: Secret_Agent_Man who wrote (6755)	5/17/1998 11:08:00 PM
From: Silver__7	Respond to of 50264

Hi All, Thanks for all the great info this weekend... It really is all a lot to digest. I have to read some things twice to try to understand what it all means and how it all fits into the BIG PICTURE. (It's even a little tougher tonight since I spent four hours hitting a little white ball around in the HOT, HOT SUN. The brain seems a bit slower after that.) Looking forward to the trading week.... IAMADGIVAHOLIC Silver

To: Secret_Agent_Man who wrote (6755)	5/17/1998 11:14:00 PM
From: RocketMan	Respond to of 50264

From the Digitcom web site, my highlights: "IntraVoice technology brings together the best of the international switched network of the phone system and the economies afforded by data network transmission. It integrates fax transmission, global voice messaging, "Internet telephony", and the convenience of email into services accessed from any touch tone phone or fax machine. " RM: We have been emphasizing Internet telephony, which is where the near-term revenues will come from, and yet we forget there are other technologies to be exploited. "While we continue an aggressive R & D effort with cutting-edge technologies like voice recognition, voice-to-text, and text-to-voice, Digitcom is launching these next generation telecommunications services today. " RM: Folks, this is a "sleeper" statement. Voice over IP packets is just the beginning. One you pass digitized voice over a network, voice recognition algorithms, now in advanced state of development by various companies, can use your voice to control your applications. IMHO, within five years keyboards will be a minor I/O device, with voice being the major Man Machine Interface (MMI). Or, to use a term in vogue, we will be using VUIs (Voice User Interface) instead of GUIs (Grpahical User Interface) "We will soon have detailed information on these technologies available on this site, so be sure to check back soon. To learn more about our IntraVoice gateway right now, read on...." RM: So there may be much more to DGIV than even we realize...