YouMail has announced Visual Voicemail Plus—a free app for BlackBerry phones like the Pearl, Curve, Bold and Storm. The app works in conjunction with YouMail’s desktop visual voicemail service.

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Blinkin' cheek. A feature that has been available on O2 for free on iPhones since the thing launched six years ago has recently been turned on by Orange -- and it's charging for it. Visual voicemail, ...

Consumer mobile voicemail service YouMail Inc. has debuted Visual Voicemail Plus, a free visual voicemail application for BlackBerry phones, including the Pearl, Curve, Bold and Storm. This ...

We were promised visual voicemail for the G1 (and subsequent Android phones) by the end of the year via the folks at Fusion, a VVM provider that already has apps for several other platforms. Today, ...

Consumer mobile email provider YouMail introduced a new, free visual voicemail product for BlackBerry smartphones today. Visual Voicemail Plus will run on the Pearl, Bold, Curve, Storm and other ...

YouMail has launched its free Visual Voicemail Plus application for Apple's iPhone and Google's Android operating system. While iPhone users have had access to standard visual voicemail, YouMail's ...

YouMail has made a free, web-based visual voicemail product available to users of smartphones. Once you create a YouMail account, users will be able to access voicemail via email, on the web, or over ...

Visual-voicemail service YouMail just launched a BlackBerry app that brings iPhone-like voice messaging to most BlackBerry models. In case you're not acquainted with it, visual voicemail (or "VV") ...

OVERLAND PARK, Kan.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Rather than leave a typical, run-of-the-mill voice mail message, starting today, Sprint customers with select Android devices can begin to upgrade to the latest ...

Libon is a new VoIP client with surprising roots -- it was developed by the R&D arm of one of Europe's largest mobile networks, Orange. Of course, you could argue that such apps are bad for carriers, ...

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