Maestro — World's first voice-activated search engine

Not even in beta yet, it's out of Ben–Gurion University in Israel.

Originally conceived for drivers to ask directions and get information without having to take their eyes off the road, it was publicly unveiled last year.

It answers back as well.

Should be awfully useful in the cellphone space for about eight million reasons.

Got any loose change lying around?

The principals can always use a little venture capital.

Reach them here.