Archive Articles
New Acer Smartphone PDA handsets now available
The new Acer handsets have arrived and they look and feel fantastic. With so many helpful functions on the Smartphone and excellent CapturaTalk compatibility they are the best way to utilise CapturaTalk at home or on the move. Take a closer look at the models on our Buy Now page for further details.
Published: 06 Jan 2010
New Acer Smartphone PDA handsets now available
Mobispeech wins prestigious Handheld Learning for Innovation Award, 2009 with CapturaTalk.
Mobispeech wins prestigious Handheld Learning for Innovation Award, 2009 with CapturaTalk.
Published: 20 Oct 2009
Mobispeech wins prestigious Handheld Learning for Innovation Award, 2009 with CapturaTalk.
September 2009 - Iansyst set to showcase CapturaTalk at the Handheld Learning Conference 2009
Iansyst will be showcasing the latest version of CapturaTalk, the UK's first mobile phone software to convert text to speech, from a digital photo taken on the phone. Through the use of this software learners can experience true accessibility to learning, whether in the classroom on the move.
Published: 03 Dec 2009
September 2009 - Iansyst set to showcase CapturaTalk at the Handheld Learning Conference 2009
Merging of mainstream mobile and assistive technologies - supporting dyslexic learners on the move
Developments in mobile technology have been phenomenal over the years and now offer tremendous benefits to education. Many schools, however, still operate a no mobile phone policy for fear that students will be distracted and taken off task. E.A Draffan, a Speech and Language Therapist specialising in dyslexia and assistive technology, discusses the benefits of [...]
Published: 24 Jul 2009
Merging of mainstream mobile and assistive technologies - supporting dyslexic learners on the move
June 2009 - CapturaTalk on the BBC
BBC Look East visited our offices in Cambridge to find out more about CapturaTalk, and how a system originally created for spies is now being used to help people with dyslexia understand the written word.
Published: 03 Dec 2009
June 2009 - CapturaTalk on the BBC
June 2009 - CapturaTalk reviewed by author John Galloway
Teacher, writer and consultant John Galloway has reviewed CapturaTalk for the website merlinjohnonline. Find out what he had to say.
Published: 03 Dec 2009
June 2009 - CapturaTalk reviewed by author John Galloway
Neil Milliken’s presentation to Southampton University
Find out what Neil Milliken had to say in his presentation at the University of Southampton, on the use of mobile devices as assistive technology.
Published: 24 Jul 2009
Neil Milliken’s presentation to Southampton University
February 2009 - CapturaTalk is now better than ever!
Designed to help the up to 8 million adults in the UK with reading difficulties access information on the move, the newly revised CapturaTalk (the first mobile phone software to convert text to speech from a digital photo) is now available as a standalone download compatible with a range of Windows Mobile 5 and 6 touchscreen devices. Created by leading technology specialist Iansyst Ltd, the software is now fully integrated with the Concise Oxford English Dictionary.
Published: 03 Dec 2009
February 2009 - CapturaTalk is now better than ever!
*** Competition Winner ***
The winner of December's competition to win a top of the range Toshiba Portege G810 mobile phone with integrated CapturaTalk v2 software was Mr. J Littlewood of Moordown School, Bournemouth.
Published: 24 Jul 2009
January 2009 - CapturaTalk makes an impact at BETT ‘09
A lecturer from the Open University, James Aczel, listed CapturaTalk as one of his personal highlights when reviewing the event on his blog.
Published: 03 Dec 2009
January 2009 - CapturaTalk makes an impact at BETT ‘09
CapturaTalk won Motto-Captura third prize in the Edison Awards
CapturaTalk won Motto-Captura third prize in the Edison awards, Denmark’s prestigious competition for IT innovation. The contest is limited to companies that had been founded within the previous three years.
Published: 24 Jul 2009
CapturaTalk won Motto-Captura third prize in the Edison Awards
