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Ever heard of voice emotions? |
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Friday, 02 December 2005 |
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I hadn't either, at least until the other day when I stumbled across voiceemotion.com. It provides, as the name suggests, an application to be used with "voice" and from what I gather, just as we use graphic smileys in our standard IM (Instant Messenger) text conversations, vEmotion (free) allows us to use what appears to be emotions that generate sound into our voice conversations or we can even set background music... strange but true ;)
It appears both parties don't need to be using vEmotion, only the sender needs to install it which is a grand idea as nothing is worse than having some funky new application you want to test drive and then struggling to find another user or worse still, having to persuade someone that they too should clutter up their computer with something you know little or nothing about that may or may not be a 5 minute wonder *blush* Another vEmotion perk, it appears it can be used with many of the big voice enabled IMs (Instant Messengers) like MSN® Messenger, Google™ Talk, Yahoo!® Messenger, AIM™, Skype™ and QQ which seems a seriously cool idea as it removes the need to download yet another IM. |
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Last Updated ( Monday, 30 January 2006 )
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a wee headsup for Yahoo! Messenger users.... |
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Tuesday, 15 November 2005 |
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In case you're not a big news reader, a wee headsup for Yahoo! Messenger users... as reported by IMlogic 10 November 05, IM.Marphish.Yahoo has reared it's head. This pesty wee phishing threat specifically targets Yahoo! Messenger users in an attempt to get to them to cough up their Yahoo! username/passwords by posing as someone from the Yahoo "abuse department"...
Now if you're unsure what exactly "phishing" is then check out how urbandictionary.com succinctly defines it, my personal favourites are....
1. Tricking an internet user into giving you his/her login name and password. Could also be used to get credit card information. Usualy an act of a lamer on AOL...
2. The act of setting up a fake store front that looks like the real one to trick people; usually to steal their personal information. The word was named after Brien Phish who set up a credit card scam in the 1980s over the phone by pretending to be from the credit card company....
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Last Updated ( Tuesday, 13 February 2007 )
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