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Mobile Winner, SXSW Web Awards - Mosio WON!

Mar 10, 2008
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We won! What an amazing experience. Thanks to everyone who voted for us and hoped we would win.

Mosio: Mashup of the Day, January 31, 2008

Jan 31, 2008
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We're flattered, thanks MashupAwards! Well, let's see...first we'd like to thank, uh, well, wait what? Oh, wrap it up? Ok, thanks everyone!

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"Best, Web swag. Ever."

Jan 31, 2008
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This is one of our favorite pieces of coverage, simply because we really loved this idea as well. Company swag can be so lame and we didn't want to go out like that, so we tried something new. Thanks to Josh Lowensohn for noticing and recognizing in his article "Mosio taps into Twitter community for mobile Q&A service"

The caption is our favorite: "Best, Web swag. Ever."

(Credit: CNET Networks)

Mosio Adds The Human Touch To Search On The Go (wapSwap)

Jan 10, 2008
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Michael Guccione at wapSwap posted a really nice review about Mosio today.

"I love this idea of just texting in questions when you need information instead of trying to go find it for myself (what’s that you say? Lazy? Nah….) We liked most of what we found here, and it’s pretty high on the cool factor."

Thanks Michael!

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Text Thursdays names Mosio one of the "Best Ideas of '07"

Jan 10, 2008
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Thanks so much! We're truly honored.

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Get Organized by Eric Gwinn (Chicago Tribune)

Jan 1, 2008
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Writer Eric Gwinn | Gadget Adviser includes Mosio in his list of new technologies to help you Get Organized in the Chicago Tribune Technology Section

"To keep the good karma flowing, I plan to be a Mosio answerer too; it's better to give and receive."

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Mosio Added to Jott Links (and How it Works)

Dec 3, 2007
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Today Mosio was proud to be added to a short list of Jott Links which is pretty exciting. Jott, a voice to text technology, is a great tool and we use it ourselves. Thanks Jott!

HOW IT WORKS
Sign up for both Mosio and Jott. In your Mosio Settings enter your Jott information. When you have a question, simply call Jott (866-JOTT-123) and say "MOSIO" then your question. Your answer will be texted back to you within moments by the Mosio community.

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Don't Know The Answer? Mosio Does! (The Tech Brief)

Nov 13, 2007
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"..suddenly an argument began on the age of Hilary Clinton. Why that started, who knows, but it occurred to me that there is a service that answers your question immediately, and for FREE.

Dubbed Mosio, this service allows you to text whatever question you have, and real people will answer it for you, and reply via text.

So, going back to the age of Hillary Clinton, I just sent them the question and some seconds later got a text back:

Hillary Clinton was born in 1947 so she is 60 years old

There it was. The answer right in the palm of my hands, which ended the argument very quickly as everyone was off by years."

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Speak Your Mosio Questions with Jott

Nov 5, 2007
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One of our users, kpimm pushed forward an initiative that was "on the list" so to speak by Jotting a Mosio question, so we moved it to the top of the queue and now it's live. By adding Mosio as a contact in your Jott account, you can safely ask a question with your voice, have the question sent to the Questionarium and your results will be sent back to you via text.

To sign up for an account, simply visit Jott.com and we'll announce any other voice to text technology integrations that take place here on the blog.

Settle a Bet On-the-Go with Mosio (Lifehacker)

Nov 4, 2007
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Mosio reviewed by Adam Pash at Lifehacker.

"I was impressed to get my question (What is Lifehacker?) answered (Lifehacker is an advertising-supported weblog about life hacks and software which launched on January 31, 2005) in just a couple of minutes. Mosio seems like an idea that would work best for finding answers to questions for which you wouldn't really know where to begin looking with something like Google SMS."

Thanks Adam!