Does this player works with mobile speak or it is independent of mobile screen reader? to put it simply, will it work with talks also?
----- Original Message ----- From: "Dinesh Kaushal" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Tuesday, December 11, 2007 7:41 AM Subject: [AI] FW: Invitation to participate to the beta program of MobileDaisy Player > > > > > > > > Logo Code Factory <http://www.codefactory.es/images/newsletter_cab.gif> > > > Caroline Ragot - Marketing Director > Tel. +34 93 733 70 66 - [EMAIL PROTECTED] > > Mobile Daisy Player v2.0 > Terrassa, Barcelona > > > Invitation to participate to the beta program of Mobile Daisy Player v2.0 > > > Code Factory announces upcoming release of new version of Mobile Daisy > Player, with enhanced format support and industry-leading usability > features > > > Terrassa (Barcelona), December 5, 2007 > > > Code Factory, the global leader in mobile accessibility solutions, today > announces the upcoming release of the 2.0 version of its Mobile Daisy > Player > product and invites users to participate to the beta program which will > start during Q1 2008. > > This new version represents a leap forward in functionality over the > previous version, including several new features designed to streamline > usability and support a wider set of formats. > > Some of the highlighted features of Mobile Daisy Player 2.0 include: > > * Support for both Daisy 2.0 and Daisy 3.0 books, opening up a wider > selection of content from even more sources than before. > > * The ability to access text-only, audio-only, and mixed-mode books, > thanks to Code Factory's support of the widest array of text-to-speech > engines in the industry. > > * Variable-speed playback, allowing the audio content of the book to > be listened to at either faster or slower than normal speed, without > changing the pitch of the audio. > > * Direct-to-phone book installation allows you to copy the Daisy book > contents directly to your memory card, without requiring a separate > installation step as in previous versions. > > * Complete bookmarking capability allows you to store and jump to > specific locations within a book for easy access > > * Auto-resume feature creates a bookmark when stopping playback or > closing a book, allowing you to pick up exactly where you left off > > * Essential navigation functions, such as accessing the table of > contents, or skipping backward or forward by sections, pages, or chapters. > > Mobile Daisy Player 2.0 will be available for both Symbian and Windows > Mobile platforms. > > If you are interested in participating in the beta test of Mobile Daisy > Player 2.0, please send your information (name, email address, phone model > and IMEI number) to [EMAIL PROTECTED] > > Note that Code Factory will also be presenting a seminar on the use of > electronic books, including Mobile Daisy Player, at the 2008 ATIA > conference > in Orlando, Florida. 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