Mobile email use increasing – Growing to $212 billion by 2013

Posted by admin on March 25, 2008

Here’s an interesting report which we found at David Siecker’s blog.  The article quotes a study from ABI research.

David seems interested in Voice-to-Text, starting with Jott.  His analysis is great, but we think he should do a little research on Voicemail to Text companies too…

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