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32 Painfully Awkward Talk-To-Text Fails That Spiraled Way, Way, Way, Way, Way, Way, Way Wayyyyyy Out Of Control




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Names of lynching victims painted on sign of new Publix under construction in Newberry




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Experimental Cinema and Soviet Ideology Versus National Dign...

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Path of Adventure - Text-based roguelike

Description: 

Get ready to battle monsters, crawl dungeons and hoard treasures! The miles of challenge and mystery lie before you. Will you survive the legendary Path of Adventure?
Text-based
This is a game of words and choices. Take part in a fantasy narrative and decide how you want to act. Will you explore the ancient ruins? When to use magic? And what to buy from the merchant?
Gameplay first
But don’t let the text fool you—this is a true game! Inspired by both classic D&D and modern RPG’s, it features: - Turn-based combat
- Procedurally generated dungeons...

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Free

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Voxist: Visual voicemail you can read

Description: 

Voxist is an intelligent voicemail that replaces your carrier’s inefficient voicemail. Impress callers with customized greetings and save time by reading transcribed voicemail messages. Access messages on your phone or via email, so you never miss out.

Voxist is a free voicemail app that’s really simple to navigate, so you can manage all of your business and personal voicemail efficiently. In a meeting? On the train? With another client? Read your voicemail instead of listening to it!

- FEATURES -

*VISUAL VOICEMAIL*
Get all your voicemail in one screen, and in...

Free Or Paid: 

Free With In App Purchases

Other Comments: 

A couple of features make this voicemail app stand above the rest. There is a play button next to each message, so there is no need to open a message to listen to it. Also, although voicemail greetings can be voice recordings, it is also possible to write the text of your voicemail greeting, which will be played for callers using a synthetic voice. This text can include name or phone number information from your contacts, so that everyone who is in your contact list can for example be greeted by name. This is not a call blocking app, nor does it do conferencing, voice chat or unified messaging. It is just a simple no-frills visual voicemail app that does its job well.

Developer's Twitter Username: 

@voxist

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