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Fonix Corp is about to move big IMO. They recently began liquidating there phone service which was worth 13 million in debt to them. Before they ventured into that they were worth 40 or 50 cents a share and they will begin a climb back towards that real soon here. Watch for some big gains real soon and and relatively smaller gains after the 10 cent range. All my opinion but I have been watching this stock for several years and know they have great technology and are continuously inovative. XBox, PDAs, EPSON, Pocket dictionaries, Telephone Services, all use their proprietary voice to data and vice versa technology.
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just how soon do see this big move up? a few days or maybe a few weeks, I am considering getting a position in this as well
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Everything considered it doesn't look promising right now.
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I only referenced a few filings. Hope it works well for you.
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1) Gears of War release 2) Playstation 3 release 3) 11/17 - Madden NFL 07/Need for Speed Carbon, Nintendo Wii 4) 11/14 - Microsoft Zune 5) Who knows what else...
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FNIX.ob ---- Last minute ------ EPIC Games ----- Presents tomorrow GEARS of WARS with a BIG Success more than 10 million copies---- Amazing FONIX Technology VOICE Recognition ------- FONIX Corporation receive an BUY OFFER for EPIC GAMES at 0.025 per shares ------ Announce soon ------ BUY all you can at this levels 0.0040 ------ WIN more than 350% ----- Mega STRONG BUY !
The past week has been pretty good for Gears of War publicity-wise. Among them good newsies are the possibility of Fonix VoiceIn voice recognition technology, the confirmation of a co-op game mode and the coalition with blockbuster film The Texas Chainsaw Massacre: The Beginning in the first ever video game and motion picture dual preview. With a new day comes another big update for Gears of War - an X06 'chainsaw' trailer fresh out of X06 coming your way.
As you may have guessed from the title, this trailer is very gory and is strictly for those over the age of 18, much-like the Texas Chainsaw Massacre film it is due to be previewed with. There isn't any video trickery here, this trailer is pure gameplay and something that you can expect when the game is released on November 12 this year.
Again, we will re-integrate the violence included in the game. If you are in any way squeamish then we advise that you do not watch the trailer. The graphics of this game make it seem very realistic a
Fonix VoiceIn® is our award-winning software solution for voice command and control in
Xbox®
PlayStation®2
PC and Mac videogames. Fonix VoiceIn is the industry's most memory-efficient voice interface. Game developers worldwide can now build games that utilize a common API across Xbox®, PlayStation®2, PC and Mac platforms. Fonix VoiceIn is optimized for game development where memory and processing power are at a premium.
Videogame developers are looking for ways to make games more exciting, more interactive and more fun. Voice recognition is undoubtedly the next-generation technology for videogames. And Fonix delivers a superior voice interface, allowing developers to easily add voice-enabled command and control functions that will blow gamers (and the competition) away.
Fonix VoiceIn® is available in multiple languages including English and UK English, German, French, Spanish, Italian, Korean, and Japanese.
Language Learning Fonix is the primary supplier of speech solutions for OEMs providing language learning devices and systems in Asia. Fonix speech solutions are particularly useful for non-English speakers who are learning the language.
Several OEMs are currently selling handheld electronic dictionaries that allow individuals to speak a word in their native language (like Japanese) and have the text read back to them in English.
In the speech-enabled language learning market, we have capitalized on DECtalk's small memory footprint and high intelligibility and Fonix ASR's high-recognition- rate capabilities.
Speech-enabled language learning is an emerging international market, especially in Asia. Educational electronic dictionary devices are growing in popularity in China and are expected to exceed a market volume of over 500,000 units per quarter. These channels expand our ability to serve millions of individuals while generating revenue on already existing technologies that can be diverse in their final application.
Current OEM partners in the language learning market include:
Casio Eintech Top Grade E-Star Laboratories NEC Custom Technica Kodensha Dream C&C Dico
The newest release of Fonix VoiceDial provides Bluetooth headset users with a voice interface for Smartphone devices. Fonix VoiceDial 2.1 provides the first Bluetooth-compatibl e, speaker-independent , voice-activated dialing software for the Microsoft Windows Mobile Smartphone platform.
Fonix VoiceDial 2.1 is available for the following Smartphones:
VoiceDial 2.1 now supports audio over a Bluetooth headset. Users just launch the application from the phone with the push of a button. Once initiated, voice commands can be made over the Bluetooth headset. Fonix VoiceDial is a totally interactive, hands-free software application that enables mobile users to place calls with an easy-to-use speech interface (no complicated menus to scroll through). Users simply speak the number or name to call, and VoiceDial does the rest. It's that easy!
Best of all, there's no voice training required. VoiceDial puts the power of speech into phone dialing with minimal user demands - in the car, at home, in the office - anytime users want a better, safer and easier way to dial contacts.
Fonix VoiceDial 2.1 is available in multiple languages: English, German, French and Spanish.
Assistive Market
Fonix speech solutions make everyday life a lot easier for people who are blind or have visual, vocal or mobility impairments. Fonix DECtalk is the assistive industry's premier TTS engine, offering nine highly intelligible voices and multiple languages. Many users rely on Fonix DECtalk to read their email, the daily news or other documents, or to function as their voice to the outside world.
In addition, we have expanded our solutions for the assistive market to incorporate the full line of Fonix TTS offerings, including high-quality concatenated TTS and high-recognition- rate ASR . These offerings meet assistive users' needs whether someone has a learning disability requiring a more natural voice or a disabled user who requires voice-activated input methods.
Current OEM partners in the assistive market include:
Dynavox GW Micro Prentke-Romich Kurzweil Education Systems Toby Churchill
---Ranked Number 85 Fastest Growing Company in North America on Deloitte's 2006 Technology Fast 500 ---- 2682% revenues !!!!!!
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people who OVERSHORT FNIX make us an oportunity The idea behind this group (simon,gold,another users ) is to bash the price of a company's stock down low enough to where the group of investors who retained our company's services can buy the stock really cheap and perhaps even take it over all together
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as far as dilution goes, yes fnix has diluted, but only in order to handle debt from lecstar. now that lecstar is being liquidated and fnix is protected from the 13 or 17 million in debt that lecstar owned, fnix is going to run, even on 800m outstanding shares. I don't even think they will allow the takeover at .025. i think they are worth much more than that. we will see though. they really are an innovative company with all kinds of things on the fire. a bad turn with lecstar but going forward again. and short selling usually cant harm a solid company like this.
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THIS PART IS VERY INTERESTING FROM MSFT. VISTA.. REMEBER THAT THE VR PORTION OF THE UNVEILING OF MSFT NEW VISTA WAS A JOKE , IT WAS FAILED ,BILLY GATES WAS VERY EMBARRASSED,, NOW LOOK AT THE INFO ON THE NEW VISTA THAT WILL BE AVAILABLE IN 2 MONTHS..IT SAYS INPARRALELED ACCURACY... SO DID THEY PICK UP FONIXS VR AFTER THE FALLOUT OF THEIR OWN VR
Speech Recognition Speech Recognition in Windows Vista empowers you to interact with your computer by voice. It allows you to significantly limit your use of mouse and keyboard while maintaining or increasing productivity. You can dictate documents and e-mail messages in mainstream applications, fill out forms on the web using voice commands, and seamlessly manage Windows Vista and applications by saying what you see.
Speech Recognition is fully integrated into Windows Vista and is built on top of the latest Microsoft speech technologies. It has unparalleled voice recognition accuracy that improves with use as it adapts to your speaking style and vocabulary. Speech Recognition supports multiple languages and includes a new human-sounding speech synthesizer.
Microsoft's Speech Recognition is designed to focus on what you want. Right from the start, you can work through guided setups and an interactive training application to get familiar with key concepts and commands. The innovative natural user interface provides choices or additional questions to help you along. Whether starting an application, selecting a word, or correcting a sentence, you are always in control and are smoothly guided toward a list of smart choices.
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Speech Recognition Speech Recognition in Windows Vista empowers you to interact with your computer by voice. It allows you to significantly limit your use of mouse and keyboard while maintaining or increasing productivity. You can dictate documents and e-mail messages in mainstream applications, fill out forms on the web using voice commands, and seamlessly manage Windows Vista and applications by saying what you see.
Speech Recognition is fully integrated into Windows Vista and is built on top of the latest Microsoft speech technologies. It has unparalleled voice recognition accuracy that improves with use as it adapts to your speaking style and vocabulary. Speech Recognition supports multiple languages and includes a new human-sounding speech synthesizer.
Microsoft's Speech Recognition is designed to focus on what you want. Right from the start, you can work through guided setups and an interactive training application to get familiar with key concepts and commands. The innovative natural user interface provides choices or additional questions to help you along. Whether starting an application, selecting a word, or correcting a sentence, you are always in control and are smoothly guided toward a list of smart choices.
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AGREEMENT--Fonix Signs Collaboration Agreement with MediaZen MediaZen and Fonix will Market Speech Solutions to Korean Manufacturers, Customize Technology for Leading Platforms
SALT LAKE CITY, UT (June 7, 2006) Fonix Speech, Inc., a wholly owned subsidiary of Fonix Corporation (OTC BB: FNIX) specializing in embedded speech interfaces for mobile devices, handheld electronic products, and systems and processors, has signed a collaboration agreement with MediaZen, Inc., a Korea-based high-tech company developing simple user interfaces for computers and devices.
According to the terms of the agreement, MediaZen and Fonix will jointly develop, produce and market automatic speech recognition (ASR) and text-to-speech (TTS) solutions to manufacturers in the Asian market, initially in Korea, with plans to expand to other countries. The agreement allows MediaZen and Fonix to leverage combined engineering know-how to develop future ASR- and TTS-based customer applications. The contract signifies Fonix as the exclusive speech technology provider for MediaZen and its future development projects. Fonix and MediaZen will share unit royalty fees upon deployment of completed applications.
“MediaZen has made significant inroads in developing creative user interfaces for electronic systems,” says Hoon Koh, President, MediaZen. “By working with the Fonix team and utilizing Fonix’s stellar speech technologies, we can tailor ASR and TTS solutions for our customers that meet their specific requirements. This agreement allows us to bring manifold expertise to the design table, and that results in better solutions for our customers.”
“Fonix is optimistic that this partnership with MediaZen will open new doors for both companies in the consumer electronics and systems market in Asia and the U.S. market,” says Walt Nawrocki, Senior VP and GM, Fonix Speech. “By working together and combining our strengths in speech technology and user interfaces, Fonix and MediaZen are poised to offer manufacturers state-of-the-art user solutions for future electronic devices and systems.”
MediaZen is affiliated with the Korea University and its customers include Hyundai Autonet and PosData Co., Ltd.
For more information about Fonix speech solutions, visit www.fonix.com, or call 801-553-6600 and say “Sales.”
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Partial list of games out this year. Tom Clancy has had vr. Several new ones out in October. October 15, 2006 Perfect Dark Zero Platinum Hits Microsoft Shooter October 15, 2006 Project Gotham Racing 3 Platinum Hits Microsoft Racing October 15, 2006 Kameo: Elements of Power Platinum Hits Microsoft Adventure October 15, 2006 Need for Speed Most Wanted Platinum Hits Electronic Arts Racing October 16, 2006 Blitz: The League Midway Games Sports October 17, 2006 Tom Clancy's Splinter Cell Double Agent Ubisoft Action October 17, 2006 Tom Clancy's Splinter Cell Double Agent Limited Collector's Edition Ubisoft Action October 17, 2006 Tiger Woods PGA Tour 07 Electronic Arts Sports October 24, 2006 Phantasy Star Universe SEGA RPG October 24, 2006 Marvel: Ultimate Alliance Activision Action RPG October 24, 2006 Tom Clancy's Rainbow Six: Vegas Demo Disc Ubisoft Sampler Fall 2006 Captain Blood Playlogic International Action Adventure October 2006 Need for Speed Carbon Electronic Arts Racing October 31, 2006 Need for Speed Carbon (Collector's Edition) Electronic Arts Racing November 2, 2006 Viva Pinata Microsoft Strategy November 2, 2006 Forza Motorsport 2 Microsoft Racing Simulation November 2, 2006 Viva Pinata Special Edition Microsoft Strategy November 7, 2006 Star Trek: Legacy Bethesda Softworks Action November 7, 2006 Tom Clancy's Rainbow Six: Vegas Ubisoft Shooter November 7, 2006 Call of Duty 3 Activision Shooter November 7, 2006 Tony Hawk's Project 8 Activision Sports November 7, 2006 Fuzion Frenzy 2 Microsoft Party November 12, 2006 Gears of War: Limited Edition Microsoft Shooter November 12, 2006 Gears of War Microsoft Shooter November 14, 2006 History Channel's Civil War: The Game -- Great Battles, The Activision Value Strategy November 14, 2006 Eragon Vivendi Games Adventure November 14, 2006 Superman Returns: The Videogame Electronic Arts Action November 14, 2006 Sonic the Hedgehog SEGA Platformer November 24, 2006 Pimp My Ride Activision Simulation November 14, 2006 WWE SmackDown vs. Raw 2007 THQ Wrestling November 15, 2006 Dead or Alive Xtreme 2 Tecmo Sports November 19, 2006 Pocketbike Racer King Games Racing November 19, 2006 Big Bumpin' King Games Racing Action November 19, 2006 Sneak King Microsoft Action November 21, 2006 F.E.A.R. Vivendi Games Shooter November 2007 College Hoops 2K7 2K Sports Sports Q4 2006 Cars THQ Racing Action TBA 2006 Killing Day Ubisoft Shooter TBA 2006 1XR *TBA Racing Action TBA 2006 Retribution (2006) *TBA Shooter TBA 2006 Mad Tracks Racing TBA 2006 Small Arms Fighting Action TBA 2006 HoopWorld Action TBA 2006 RoboBlitz
Dallas, Texas, Nov 17, 2006 (M2 PRESSWIRE via COMTEX) -- TraderGains reports news and movements on: Fonix Speech, Inc., (OTCBB: FNIX)
Fonix Speech, Inc., (OTCBB: FNIX) a wholly owned subsidiary of Fonix(R) Corporation (OTCBB:FNIX) specializing in embedded speech interfaces for mobile devices, handheld electronic products, and systems and processors, announces VoiceIn(TM) 4.1 Phonetic Edition (PE), a new Fonix technology for videogame developers and animators. Fonix VoiceIn PE is available directly from Fonix under a software license agreement. Fonix VoiceIn PE speech technology aligns word phonetics with audio data, allowing animators to more precisely synchronize an animated characters' facial movements with the phonetic components of speech. The technology utilizes input text to break down the phonetic components of words. The result is more realistic facial movement as animated characters "speak." "VoiceIn Phonetic Edition allows developers to generate more realistic animation," says Tim K. Hong, VP, Fonix Games. "Fonix is dedicated to creating more advanced software solutions based on our award-winning voice recognition technology. This tool adds to Fonix's offerings for videogame developers by providing yet another cutting-edge technology designed to improve the realism of the play experience." VoiceIn supports multiple languages: US English, UK English, French, Italian, Spanish, German, Korean and Japanese. Call (801) 553-6600 and say "Games." Stock Price: 0.0042, Up+ 10.53% on 7,290,949 shares traded
(Voluntary Disclosure: ST Rating- Strong Buy; LT Rating- Strong Buy)
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How is this little bloated pig doing these days, FNIX?
Looks like it's being pumped pretty hard by a couple of posters. One psoter began the pump Oct 26, on another thread. On Oct. 26, you could have bought between .005 / .0063. Then this new thread Nov 7, where it had fallen from Oct 26 high to .004 / .0048. Then on Nov 15 it breaks the .0034 bottom and tests a new low of .0031 bouncing back to close at .004 on Nov 17.
Anyone doubts that dilution does not have a dramatic affect on the PPS and aborts runs, better think again. Watch for it to eventually fall through the .0031 bottom.
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Fonix Speech, Inc., a wholly owned subsidiary of Fonix Corporation (FNIX) specializing in embedded speech interfaces for mobile devices, handheld electronic products, video game systems and processors, announces that NovaLogic, Inc., a global entertainment software developer and publisher, released the PlayStation(R)2 version of Delta Force(R) - Black Hawk Down(R): Team Sabre featuring Fonix VoiceIn(TM) Game Edition -- Fonix's award-winning voice recognition for video games. Delta Force - Black Hawk Down: Team Sabre is the second NovaLogic title to ship with Fonix voice technology.
"NovaLogic maintains our commitment to providing players with exciting, cutting-edge gaming experiences," said Lee Milligan, President of NovaLogic. "Fonix voice recognition adds a fun, realistic component to the Black Hawk Down series. Fonix VoiceIn nicely complements our development strategy to immerse players in a multi-sensory experience with real-time, adrenalin-pumping action."
"Fonix applauds the way NovaLogic uses next-generation technologies to up the ante with their new games," said Tim K. Hong, VP of Fonix Games. "Their military games are renowned for their intensity and realism, and Fonix voice recognition adds to the excitement and sense of control for players. We are pleased to be featured once again in this prestigious series."
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FNIX Fonix VoiceIn in New Xbox 360(TM) Video Game Business Wire - December 18, 2006 9:10 AM (EDT)
First-ever Xbox 360 Game to Feature Fonix Voice Recognition
SALT LAKE CITY, Dec 18, 2006 (BUSINESS WIRE) -- Fonix Speech, Inc., a wholly owned subsidiary of Fonix Corporation (OTC BB: FNIX) specializing in embedded speech interfaces for mobile devices, handheld electronic products, video game systems and processors, announces the first-ever video game for the Xbox 360(TM) gaming console to feature Fonix VoiceIn(R) Game Edition, Fonix's award-winning voice recognition tool for video games.
"The release of the first 360 game featuring Fonix speech technology marks a big step for Fonix's gaming division," said Tim K. Hong, VP of Fonix Games. "We're delighted to see developers continue to utilize our voice recognition on these next-generation consoles. As consoles become more sophisticated, we believe developers will continue to add voice interfaces to games in order to maximize usability and convenience. Speech interfaces are also a lot of fun and increase the realism and excitement of game play."
With the launch of this game on the Xbox 360, Fonix voice recognition is now featured on video games for Sony PlayStation(R)2, Microsoft Xbox(R), Microsoft Xbox 360(TM) and the Windows platform. "As developers continue to adopt Fonix technology on additional gaming platforms and use our technology in new and exciting ways, we look forward to many interesting developments in 2007," said Walt Nawrocki, Senior VP and GM, Fonix Speech, Inc.
Fonix was selected by Microsoft to deliver voice command technology for the Xbox 360(TM) videogame and entertainment system in 2005.
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