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Short Take: Wireless Knowledge to add voice capabilities

Wireless Knowledge, together with General Magic, plans to include voice-activated remote access to corporate groupware software such as Microsoft Exchange in its new Revolv service offering. Wireless Knowledge, the wireless communications joint venture between Microsoft and Qualcomm, will use General Magic's magicTalk voice-enabled interface platform. The magicTalk voice offering will be available by mid-1999 as a premium service.

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, together with General Magic, plans to include voice-activated remote access to corporate groupware software such as Microsoft Exchange in its new Revolv service offering. Wireless Knowledge, the wireless communications joint venture between Microsoft and Qualcomm, will use General Magic's magicTalk voice-enabled interface platform. The magicTalk voice offering will be available by mid-1999 as a premium service.