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The Responsible Solution for any Enterprise

admin — Thu, 29 Apr 2010 17:34:29 +0000

Since its consumer launch 7 months ago, DriveSafe.ly^TM has officially read over 100,000,000 text and email messages to drivers free of charge– helping to keep their eyes on the road. To date, over 4 million people have used the app, making DriveSafe.ly^TM the leader in software solutions aimed to stop texting while driving. Now DriveSafe.ly^TMis available as a powerful Enterprise solution aimed at combating distracted driving for fleets, mobile workforces, mobile sales forces and other businesses seeking to institute safe driving policies. The Enterprise edition is feature-rich and includes full message encryption, policy management, easy device swapping and BlackBerry® Enterprise Server (BES) deployment. All of these added features come with what’s already standard of DriveSafe.ly^TM and the unbeatable voice quality no one can match. If any business is seeking to maintain productivity while instituting safe driving policies, DriveSafe.ly is the only choice.

DriveSafe.ly Appears On KOIN 6

admin — Fri, 12 Feb 2010 21:01:26 +0000

KOIN 6 looks into the dangers of distracted driving and checks out the features of DriveSafe.ly

Be a Part of the Team

admin — Sat, 23 Jan 2010 17:05:41 +0000

After the success of CES DriveSafe.ly and iSpeech are accepting applications from talented individuals who wish to be a part of our rapidly growing team. We currently have openings in: - Administration / Clerical (Local Only) - Development (Java, C#, C++) (Local and Remote) - Sales / Public Relations (Local and Remote) All interested candidates may submit an email to jobs@ispeech.org. Applications should contain the desired position in the subject line, an attached resume and any sample code or other example of your work and capabilities. iSpeech is based in Newark, NJ and is an equal opportunity employer.

CES Comes to a Close

admin — Wed, 13 Jan 2010 19:29:49 +0000

A team from iSpeech headed out to Vegas to exhibit at the annual CES (Consumer Electronics Show) and we’d like to start by thanking everyone that stopped by our booth! In addition to our booth in the North Hall, DriveSafe.ly was featured alongside other powerful apps at the RIM (Research in Motion) display. Version 2.0 Announced! At CES we announced the upcoming release of DriveSafe.ly 2.0!Among many new and exciting features comes the ability to finally respond via Speech to Text. Stay up to date by following our blog and facebook fan page to learn more about this years big release!

DriveSafe.ly featured on Web Sightings

admin — Sat, 09 Jan 2010 21:18:04 +0000

News 8 Austin’s Joseph Fenity spotted the DriveSafe.ly website recently and featured it as his websighting.

DriveSafe.ly at CES

admin — Thu, 07 Jan 2010 22:30:10 +0000

From January 7th to the 10th our team from iSpeech will be showcasing DriveSafe.ly to the crowds at CES. Make sure you drop by our booth in the North Hall (#2337) or our South Hall Pod at Research in Motion (#30851).

: Just a sample of the crowds ready to explore the LVCC

Getting the stage set for our first CES showcase was quite the task:

Humble beginnings

Moving in

The booth is almost complete, see you there!

DriveSafe.ly on Fox Business News

admin — Tue, 06 Oct 2009 16:39:40 +0000

DriveSafe.ly was featured exclusively on Fox Business News today at 2:30 PM EDT. Here is the clip:

Dangers of Texting While Driving

admin — Thu, 23 Jul 2009 17:42:40 +0000

Motor vehicle accidents are the leading cause of death for American teenagers. The AAA says up to 47% of teens text message while driving. Text messaging while driving has been making headlines because most accidents are caused by distracted drivers and text messaging is a major distraction. Texting takes the driver’s eyes off the road. A recent study by Car and Driver magazine suggests that driving while texting is more dangerous than drunk driving or driving under the influence of marijuana. If you think texting while driving is safe, it is not. The statistics are compelling and prove the danger. Even if you think you are an expert at texting while driving, here’s a newsflash: Everyone thinks they are an expert at everything and you’re probably not that much better than this bus driver: Even if your state does not have a law against texting while driving, you can still get a ticket for reckless driving, careless driving or dangerous driving if a police officer spots you reading or sending a text message. Until DriveSafe.ly was launched, the only sure way to avoid fines was to turn your cell phone off entirely.