IM 3.4
Shape Services has submitted its IM 3.4 client to Apple’s store for the company’s approval. Reportedly, it allows users to send instant messages and tweets through speech-recognition technology. (See here and here.)
But even if Shape gets the go-ahead, it might just be a case of too little, too late…
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