A Voice PDA Platform. 


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November 07, 2005.
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Press Release.

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AirTrac has developed a proprietary interactive voice response system called "VoicePDA Platform" that
allows most existing wireless handsets and all landline telephones, including
those used by the visually impaired, to send and receive e-mails, access
contact phone numbers, place calls, schedule appointments and get real-time
stock quotes all while on the move by using natural voice language
instructions, and with no modifications to the handset.  

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    Clarence Friend, Chief Executive Officer of AirTrac, Inc., said other applications include accessing databases, checking inventories, and placing and tracking sales orders while away from the office.  These VoicePDA features can also be changed from communicating in English to Spanish "on-the-fly" simply by saying "switch to English or Spanish", without making a new phone call.

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    "I have never received a voice e-mail before," said a local business
reporter.  AirTrac's VoicePDA service can be added starting at less than
$20.00 per month, a very competitive offering compared to manual text PDA's,
where wireless service can start at $30.00 and run as high as $45.00 per
month, plus the cost of the manual PDA that is priced around $800.00 retail.
    Plus it avoids "Carpal Tunnel Syndrome", a problem that affects almost
2.8 million people and accounts for nearly half of all work-related illnesses.
Friend notes that a class action lawsuit has been reported to be filed by
300,000 users of manual text PDA's where typing with thumbs on small keyboards
has been linked to the condition.
  
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    AirTrac is discussing its technology with Washington, D.C. area companies
and Homeland Security.  Technical personnel at Homeland Security are reviewing
AirTrac's VoicePDA.  AirTrac has also signed a Non-Disclosure Agreement with a
major wireless carrier after demonstrating AirTrac's VoicePDA services to the
carrier's executives.
    AirTrac has also signed a 
marketing agreement with FRANTECH a firm
experienced in licensing U.S. technology in China's wireless market.

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For more information, please visit http://www.airtrac.com or call
(949) 252-0100.

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SOURCE AirTrac.
Web Site: http://www.airtrac.com 

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Source URL:  http://www.prnewswire.com/cgi-bin/stories.pl?ACCT=104&STORY=/www/story/11-07-2005/0004209685&EDATE=.
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