Push-2-email

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on June 21, 2004 7:19 PM
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Nextel Communications is launching NextMail, an application that merges instant walkie-talkie voice communication and e-mail, allowing customers to send voice messages as MP3 files embedded in e-mail messages on the press of a button.

NextMail features group e-mails and the recipient of a NextMail message can respond in text form.
Nextel subscribers can send NextMail messages from anywhere in Nextel's U.S. network, or from Canada, Brazil, Argentina and Peru. Recipients of NextMail messages can be anywhere in the world and they do not need to be Nextel customers.

From Daily Wireless.

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» Push 2 Email from The Mobile Technology Weblog

We Make Money Not Art reports that Nextel are launching the next generation of Push2Tlk type services: a unique application that allows users to send a streaming mp3 voice message from their phone to any e-mail recipient quickly and... Read More

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