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	<title>Comments on: Texting, California driving don&#8217;t mix</title>
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		<title>By: Johnny</title>
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		<description>Did anyone read the Sacramento Business Journal today?

There was an interesting article on the front page about a company who is offering a hands free texting service. She says, &quot;OMG. U don’t have 2 know acronyms to txt anymore. You can just speak your mind. Literally.&quot;

California motorists can’t text and drive anymore, but a Sacramento startup is getting around that legal roadblock with new technology.

SayType.com’s patent-pending voice-to-text system allows cell phone users to send text and e-mail messages while behind the wheel. SayType owner John Kent said it’s as easy as leaving a voice mail. The service is offered in English and Spanish.

We’re trying to provide a hands-free service that works on everybody’s phone that recognizes everybody’s voice,” Kent said.

Has anybody tried this SayType service yet?</description>
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<p>There was an interesting article on the front page about a company who is offering a hands free texting service. She says, &#8220;OMG. U don’t have 2 know acronyms to txt anymore. You can just speak your mind. Literally.&#8221;</p>
<p>California motorists can’t text and drive anymore, but a Sacramento startup is getting around that legal roadblock with new technology.</p>
<p>SayType.com’s patent-pending voice-to-text system allows cell phone users to send text and e-mail messages while behind the wheel. SayType owner John Kent said it’s as easy as leaving a voice mail. The service is offered in English and Spanish.</p>
<p>We’re trying to provide a hands-free service that works on everybody’s phone that recognizes everybody’s voice,” Kent said.</p>
<p>Has anybody tried this SayType service yet?</p>
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