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...don't feel to confident Whizknock... However, this product will be in demand!!! And yes, a fluff PR may send this higher, soon .. Here in Canada though Rogers, Bell and Telus will be looking for this or a similar product (which OneVoice holds the patents for) to add to their services. If OneVoice can secure a deal with any of those three it will mean good things. Myself, I'm holding for $6.00... You may recall a product called Smart Video which has done relatively little, but ending up breaking the $7.00 mark. Just, something to keep in mind...
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quote:Originally posted by littlerichy: ...don't feel to confident Whizknock... However, this product will be in demand!!! And yes, a fluff PR may send this higher, soon .. Here in Canada though Rogers, Bell and Telus will be looking for this or a similar product (which OneVoice holds the patents for) to add to their services. If OneVoice can secure a deal with any of those three it will mean good things. Myself, I'm holding for $6.00... You may recall a product called Smart Video which has done relatively little, but ending up breaking the $7.00 mark. Just, something to keep in mind...
LOL!!!!
You're waiting for $6.00 & telling me don't feel too confident! LOL.
Yours is the best post I've read in a while!
Thank you very much for your insight on Rogers, Bell & Telus.
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quote:Originally posted by whizknock: **Expecting some downside here!**
Early May should give people a buying opportunity. The big news is expected in June. Personally I think this range is a value but we could see a decline into the .02s. Late May people should start heavy buying on anticipation of Telnor. Any last buys from me will happen in the next two weeks.
Since the 30th we've done nothing but inch upwards. I'll be very surprised if we don't see a dip tomorrow. Be that as it may Be that as it may the stock is still in play. I will be holding & still looking to add one more block before the 19th.
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Is some kind of news suppose to come out on the 19th?
I'm thinking people will start buying before the Telnor news hits. That is supposed to happen in June but may very well come early!
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It's not hard to see where this is going. Looks like we'll be able to wear a remote at some point. Totally hands free operation of entire home environment for thos people that love to multi-task. ONEV might produce the first car you can drive from the back seat. "Look Ma! No Hands!"
Is some kind of news suppose to come out on the 19th?
I'm thinking people will start buying before the Telnor news hits. That is supposed to happen in June but may very well come early!
Holding! I've Bought as much as I had planned & at this point there's little to say. The only way I buy more at this point is if there's a significant dip & I seriously doubt that will happen. At some point I would expect Dean to issue a PR about the LBT Q-Bean. More than likely he's holding that for any weakness to prop up the value. Everything rests on the Telnor deal now.
Other news could break & I'm surprised Dean hasn't issued a PR about the Q-Bean. That one may come yet. At any rate there's alot of money sitting on the sidelines waiting for advertisements on the Telnor site. As June approaches there should be a move up on anticipation. But if there's going to be a genuine run where we see 100 million shares a day traded Telnor has got to make a splash. I'm not on the sidelines. The 19th has come & I doubt I will be buying anymore. I'm set. I'm waiting.
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Things are looking good! The wait may soon be over! Up 13% on a late day surge of decent volume with no news. Maybe anticipation is kicking in. This is the month we're supposed to hear from Telnor. I'm betting we do.
Monday should be fun. "If" we go up even a little bit SAR will dip back beneath the PPS with in a day or two & this time we should roll. Money Flow has remained positive the entire month of May with very little movement in PPS & there has been very little dilution lately. Things are shaping up for a run.
The good news is after the run our base will be higher as people take profits & scared money on the sidelines starts coming in. Smart money will know that after Telnor launches Telmex will follow. Then we see real stock appreciation.
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More than half the shares traded yesterday came in a late surge in the last hour of trading. Sure makes it look like a few people are in the know.
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I agree, Whiz... However, just because the May 16 PR said they would be launching "MobileVoice Landline(TM) in Mexico," in June 2007, doesn't necessarily mean a June PR -maybe a July PR to let us know what happened in June??? I picked up more on the dip last week so I'm still in... Cheers, and GLTA.
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Just to keep it real this is still a risk! However!
There is no dilution to speak of at this time. Also charts clearly show we're way oversold while at the same time looking at a situation where CMF (Money Flow) has been positive since the last week of April. That my friends is some real quiet accumulation. We need an up date from ONEV and this thing will go off! Right now it could go either way. News from Telnor would really be nice! I expect a PR soon! Do not be shocked if next week we get news from Telnor followed by news of a contract in India.
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I agree with the charting actions at this time, even though we have been fluctuating a bit on the pps. Still seeing some good support at .028, thus proving the theory... And as for a PR I'm getting excited and it would be sweet if things are happening elsewhere... Have a great weekend Whiz, and anyone else being "quiet" about watching this one (I'm sure there are...)!
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Just got off the phone with Rob Karbowsky (investor relations)... A PR is still planned for June about the relase of MobileVoice Land-Line with Telnor -and eventually Telmex. He says, things are going "very well" for OneVoice, and great progress is being made. I'm still holding onto this one. OneVoice IS the future of human/computer interaction...
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Although, I would still like a PR from Dean... I hope Karbowsky wasn't BSing me when he said there would be a PR still for June about the partnership... I know I'm not privy to any special information, but c'mon... This company needs to ADVERTISE!!! People need to know about this company... Who wouldn't spent a couple hundred bucks on being able to make their computers, and cell phones talk & LISTEN??? (rant)...
GLTA
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Yep! Pure confirmation on the Telnor web site that Dean has not been lying & that this company is anything but a scam. That fraction of a second it takes to hit that link & view the small print on Telnor's site lays to rest any doubts about the connection between Carlos Slim's massive holdings & our little ONEV!
I believe we may still get that PR & I don't think Rob was pulling your leg. Even if it comes in early July I don't care.
What I do know is this. Telnor is branding the service under the name IRIS & they're placing ads in Mexican news papers now.
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Posted by: venomen2002 In reply to: None Date:6/29/2007 4:42:15 AM Post #of 8107
There is an additional ad in Friday's edition of the El Mexicano newspaper in TJ..It can be accessed online this time..Since the cat is out of the bag..so to speak..I will post the link..The ad is on page 35A..It is laid out a little different this time and on the top of the page.. You can open the paper with the controls and if you click on the page it will pull up a PDF page..You can then copy it if you like..Enjoy..The fun is just beginning...veno
Are Speech Engines Enough to Implement Today’s Mobile Voice Technology? By Daniel Ciarcia Jr. on Wednesday, June 20, 2007
Just as mobile devices are beginning to flex their silicon muscles by becoming as powerful as necessary to help us organize our workforces, the demand for an “eyes free, hands free” user experience is taking the next generation of voice recognition (VR) and text-to-speech (TTS) mainstream. The timing couldn’t be better. Effective July 1, 2008, the state of California joins Connecticut, the District of Columbia, New Jersey and New York in the prohibition of the use of handheld mobile phones while driving. This new legislation, as it slowly advances, places pressure on mobile device manufacturers to provide highly dependable voice technology now.
Successfully implementing a VR system isn’t always as straightforward as bolting an off-the-shelf speech engine to a graphical user interface – especially in mobiles. Even though the technology has been around for years, its lackluster performance has mobile users still using their keypads. However, systems employing highly accurate mobile voice technology are now layering additional algorithms atop the VR engine to add features like noise immunity, and voice-band conversational filtering, depending upon the use model of the system. Software that adds value to speech engines and dramatically reduces development time by multiplexing various speech engines is a complete voice solution. These solutions are gradually being implemented in mobiles making voice technology dependable in virtually any environment. So, what are the key differences between speech engines and voice solutions?
A speech engine is a set of library, synthesizer, binary and context files that are the building blocks of a complete solution. Engines either convert text into voiced audio output, or microphone input into text. Those tasks are generally not performed by the engines alone. Additional development is required to build a robust VR system, TTS system and to integrate these engines into mobile software interfaces.
A voice solution is a set of tools that layer atop the speech engines. Typically an application programming interface (API), exposing the functionality of the speech engines, allows application developers to include all that voice has to offer using relatively few method calls. For example, instead of the application cycling through the numerous speech engine events required to properly capture data from the audio input channel and convert the captured data to text, just a few multithreaded calls to the API performs the recognition functionality. Solutions also employ algorithms to manage VR and TTS engines, signal variability, microphone gain, variable audio input or audio output characteristics of target mobile devices, network delay and other filters that make voice interfaces an attractive alternative to the keyboard and screen.
One of the more challenging issues facing implementers of voice technology is background noise. Seek out solutions that limit the range of acceptable vocabulary for each voice-capture. The range of acceptable vocabulary at any given time need not be as open as an unabridged dictionary. In the case of voice capture, less is certainly more. Forcing the system to capture only the specific words or phrases for a given task helps eliminate issues where noise such as the sound of a car horn is converted into unwanted responses: “call 9-1-1”!
Vendors of speech engines recommend the use of a push-to-talk button for ultimate recognition accuracy. Yet, with proper fine-tuning, I have found that an open microphone design can deliver the same VR accuracy. Try including a wake-up phrase such as “Voice System Wake Up” and a voice parking-phrase such as “Voice System Go To Sleep” in the vocabulary to allow for periods when the user doesn’t want the mobile device to enter recognition mode. These are a just few ways to increase noise immunity.
Other features available with voice solutions that are not always available through the engines include device independence, speaker independence and dynamic voice-thresholding. Device independence is the ability for the voice solution to operate on virtually any mobile unit regardless of device speed, operating system or memory limitations. Speaker independence means that workers need not ‘train’ or ‘enroll’ their voices to a particular device. Rather, speaker independent voice solutions can automatically adapt to the sounds of male voices, female voices, the voices of children and even individuals with heavy accents allowing people to share mobiles when necessary. Dynamic voice-thresholding refers to a method by which the voice software automatically compensates for the variability in audio systems from one mobile device to another. Similar to an automatic gain control, dynamic voice-thresholding keeps manual settings for audio input to a minimum.
Implementing a VR system is not a plug-and-play effort. As many IT professionals have discovered, speech engines alone are not enough for delivering mobile voice technology. Those tasked with adding voice to their offerings have two development paths available. If your team has the time, talent and expertise to multiplex and integrate speech engines, carefully follow the application notes and coding examples that are typically provided with the software development kit (SDK) tools. They provide a tremendous boost to learning and applying voice technology as implemented by a particular vendor. On the other hand, if a quick-to-market solution is better suited for your group, be sure to view a demonstration of the solution to guarantee that the performance and accuracy required for your project can be met.
Either way, get ready. Voice recognition is no longer a nicety, it’s a necessity. Consumer demand on IT for a truly robust voice technology has arrived!
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Up over 7% on above average volume. Not a bad day for a stock that was showing recent weakness.
Maybe others have started to take note of the fact that this stock has traded in a relatively tight range for a penny for the last two months while at the same time recording positive CMF. Look at a chart, Money Flow has been poitive for over two months. I'm expecting a serious breakout.
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Nothing's changed. Still waiting on an up date about Tenor. & we're due for a PR. Aside from the release of financials on June 1st there's been no news for over a month & a half! Next PR should be decent. Although most of us know there's money on the sidelines waiting for confirmation It's interesting to note that if you look at a chart for ONEV you will notice that someone's not waiting. CMF has now been positive for well over two months. 68 days money has been moving in to this stock. Money flow tells me there's been some very quite accumulation. This is what a penny stock always looks like before a serious run. For the record I've only made two buys during this time & continue to hold reserves. If we get news of a significant material event I will not mind buying into the early stages of a run! Best of luck to all!
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What I'm curious about Whiz is why we seem to be the only two investors willing to chat on this thread??? While crap companies that lie and steal people's money get tons of hype and attention!!! Strange don't you think??? Is silence golden like Huxley said??? Cheers & GLTA
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quote:Originally posted by littlerichy: What I'm curious about Whiz is why we seem to be the only two investors willing to chat on this thread??? While crap companies that lie and steal people's money get tons of hype and attention!!! Strange don't you think??? Is silence golden like Huxley said??? Cheers & GLTA
Yes! Silence is golden!!!
78 days & no news! Our next PR should be sweet!
& Yes! People write endlessly about genuine crap stocks with very little input here!
That will play to our favor. When people start writing here they will have already bought & ready to buy more. This will be one serious momentum play!
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