Networks giant adds handset maker to list of takers for its smart messaging product.
With visual voicemail, messages are displayed in an in-box, with a email-like interface tat provides such key information as date, time, length of message, caller number and identity.
Users can scan the messages, click to hear new and previously heard messages in any order, and then reply, forward, or save messages.
“Visual voicemail’s success comes from providing users a richer array of capabilities and choice,” said Comverse CMO Bunyan. “Its value to operators is underscored by solid global take-up figures showing that it can increase voicemail usage and penetration in key segments.”
Visual Voicemail is part of the Comverse HUB services, spanning voice, messaging, mobile Internet and mobile advertising.
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