Admiral Online today announced the release of its new 3.1c version of DictoMail Intelligent Messaging Technology. DictoMail instantly translates voicemail messages into readable text for viewing on cellphones, smartphones, BlackBerrys, and desktop email systems. It requires no software installation on the user device or PC. The technology is now broadly available to the public at www.DictoMail.com in the United States, Canada and Puerto Rico.

DictoMail was originally conceived as a business tool for commercial real estate professionals who are frequently away from their desks or in noisy places where listening to voicemail is difficult. Using DictoMail, they found that they could read their voicemail messages far more quickly than listening to them. The service also enabled them to scroll through and look at messages instantly, then return the most important calls first. Since caller ID is captured with every message, DictoMail eliminated the need to write down telephone numbers.

Today consultants, hospitality executives, attorneys, contractors, IT professionals and finance executives use DictoMail. “Any professional that receives a high number of voicemail messages throughout the day and is frequently away from their telephone, or on the telephone missing incoming calls, can become more productive with the service,” said Richard Yegan, Founder and Chief Information Officer. “DictoMail is a simple concept but it’s changing how busy professionals are doing their jobs.“

Different user groups have discovered different benefits of the service. For example, attorneys can now discreetly check incoming voicemail by reading their DictoMail on laptop monitors or smartphone screens amid court proceedings. Executives can check incoming voicemail on their desktops while engaging in conference calls. International travelers, on overseas trips, can check voicemail on their computers without incurring international telephone fees. Business owners can use the service to capture voicemails as emails for incoming prospect calls. The emails can then be archived, sorted and data-mined at a later date.

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