A new application company YouMail, has a new service that is considered to be a new voice mail for cell phones.
One of its most interesting features allows mobile users personalize outgoing messages.
In other words, you can record a unique greeting message that can be played for a caller based on his or her phone number. This allows you to have a different message for your significant other, your friends, and your boss.
Users can also check their voice messages from any phone or via the web and the messages can be forwarded to others using email.
Custom Greetings Setup Screen
1. Record a default greeting for all unknown callers, just as your current voice mail service works.
2. Add new custom greetings based on caller ID.
3. Cancel your recording and start again.
4. Double click to edit the name of each caller.
5. Play back your recording.
6. Re-record YouMail greetings for this caller ID. (Be sure you have a microphone on your computer and the latest Java installed) Also record custom greetings from your cell phone after listening to a voice mail by pressing 88.
7. Coming soon – Upload custom .wav files.
8. Delete your voice recording without deleting the contact.
9. Ditchmail hangs up on this caller after playing your custom greeting.
10. Delete a custom greeting and contact.
11. Invite a friend to join.
YouMail is available with your current phone and can be easily set up within a few minutes. The service is compatible with Verizon, Cingular and T-Mobile phone services.
YouMail is free while in beta testing.
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