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ArmstrongAsh

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#5952 11-Dec-2005 15:38

After reading a post earlier in the day, it struck me. This is just a Question but is there an application for Windows Mobile Pocket PC Phone Edition or the Smartphone Line of Devices which pronounces the name of the Ringer. Say You had Bob in your address book and then he calls you, instead of the usual "Brring Brring", you could have something like "Bob Calling...." with functionality similar to Microsoft Agent in Windows.
I guess this is more of a Feature request than anything else.
Cheers

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riahon
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  #24599 11-Dec-2005 16:57
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You've just reminded me that when I installed MS Voice Command it actually does exactly what you ask of.

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