SpinVox, the creator of the Voice-to-Screen messaging has received four industry awards over the past 30 days. According to the company, these awards re-enforce SpinVox’s (News - Alert) reputation for innovation, excellence and carrier-grade delivery.

 

The company converts voice messages into text and allowing users to receive messages an SMS on their mobile phone or email on their computer or PDA.

 

Contesting with more than 400 companies, SpinVox won the prestigious TechCrunch Europa ‘Best Mobile Application’ award voted on by the industry.   In addition, the company won the ‘Business Service Innovation’ award from Global Telecoms Business magazine for the launch of its Telstra’s (News - Alert) Voice2Text service.

 

SpinVox also won the ‘Silver Award for Mobile Messaging’ at Juniper Research’s Future Mobile Awards event and 160 Characters, the SMS and Mobile Messaging Association, awarded SpinVox  for `Innovation in Messaging’ for the SpinVox VoxLinks, which allows people to ‘speak a text’ rather than thumb-type the messages.

 

“Being recognized by four prestigious industry organizations in just one month for excellence in innovation and customer delivery is incredibly gratifying,” said Christina Domecq (News - Alert), co-founder and CEO, SpinVox.

 

“With 150 million users forecast by the end of 2009 we’re going to continue to innovate, expand the business and build the value of this new messaging category – Voice-to-Screen - which we created in 2003.”

 

Recently, SpinVox announced a new reverse-charge SMS text service, 0800TXTMUM, will be launched into the New Zealand market soon. This service helps children to contact their parents by phone even when the battery fails or there is no signal.