SpinVox

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SpinVox is a British technology company, which has claimed to be first in services converting voicemails to text messages, though the core technology of speech-to-text transcription has a long history.

SpinVox's UK headquarters are based in Marlow, Buckinghamshire.

On December 17, 2007, Alltel Wireless and SpinVox launched Voice2TXT under Alltel Wireless, offering conversion of voicemail to text.

SpinVox has press releases of announcements of arrangements with Telstra (Australia), Vodafone Spain, Rogers (Canada), Telus (Canada), SaskTel (Canada), Cincinnati Bell (USA) and Vodacom (South Africa). They claim offer a variety of voice entry services, under categories called Voicemail to Text, Missed Call Messenger and Memo.

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