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Digit-Eyes Lite Is Free

19 July, 2010 @ 7:40 am

For Immediate Release

 

Contact Person: Davey Hulse

Cell: (503) 559-3787

Email: PressRelations@digitalmiracles.com

Website: www.digit-eyes.com

Support: support@digitalmiracles.com

 

Digit-Eyes Lite Is Free

 

Digital Miracles, LLC, announced on July 13, 2010, that its Digit-Eyes Lite is now ready on the iTunes Store. Digit-Eyes Lite gives users the full power of the text-labeling portion of the revolutionary Digit-Eyes Audio Labeling System. And it’s FREE!

 

“The welcome we have received from the blind and visually impaired community has been incredible,” says Nancy Miracle, President, “and we wanted to give something back.”

 

Users can type up to 100 characters into a label field on our website, creating as many different ones as they wish, print them and put them on anything and everything they can think of to label.

 

“Later this summer when we make our blackberry jam,” says Davey Hulse, “I can make labels like crazy and be able to find the jam I want this winter.”

 

Since the iPhone app is free, other friends and family who don’t need the full power of the Audio Labeling System can download the Lite version and read the labels.

 

Hulse has other ideas for the Lite’s use: “Now my daughter can expect to get a mushy one-of-a-kind text label in a birthday card from me and read it with Digit-Eyes Lite on her iPhone.”

 

To read more about Digit-Eyes text labels, go to http://www.digit-eyes.com/textLabels.html.

While you’re at it, create your free account and become part of the Digit-Eyes community.

 

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