hi Alistair, do you know, which Blackberry models the new speech software works with?,
Billy On 17/05/2012 08:05, Alistair wrote:
Hi it does look promising, however don't see any mention of support for
internet browsing, social networks, or support for Blackberry IM, might be
wrong but looks as though it's the beginning of something positive.
alistair
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hi
this looks very new
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