Frankie Avalon, 50’s and 60’s Teen Idol and Movie Star, Helps Promote Voice Assist’s Speech Command Technology

Voice Assist, Inc., (OTCQB:VSST), today announced that it is collaborating with Frankie Avalon, a teen singing idol from the 1950s and 1960s, to develop commercials reaching out to parents and grandparents urging them to provide their teen-age family members with Voice Assists hands-free speech technology solution as a safe alternative to texting while driving.

We are delighted to team up with Frankie Avalon who shares our concern and passion to help people, especially teens, to drive safe using our handsfree solution, said Michael Metcalf, Voice Assist Chairman and CEO. Texting while driving is a dangerous combination and illegal in many states. Were excited to have such a well known celebrity as Frankie Avalon to help create public awareness about the Voice Assist handsfree voice activated solution.

Frankie Avalon commented, I have eight children and ten grandchildren so I want to know that my family as well as other families are as safe as possible when driving and the Voice Assist solution helps deliver the peace of mind that were all looking for. I also appreciate the convenience and productivity-enhancing features of the Voice Assist option for myself.I can issue a voice command to deliver an email or a text message, which eliminates the need to fumble with a phones sensitive touch screen or a small keyboard - a real benefit for older eyes. I can also use a voice command to initiate a phone call or post a message to my grandkids on Twitter or Facebook. They all think this is super cool and I love it because its so easy.

Frankie Avalon was a child star who went from being a trumpet playing prodigy at age nine, to one of the biggest teen idols of the late 1950s and early 1960s. In 1959, his breakthrough hit Venus, sold more than a million copies. Frankie went on to Hollywood fame in many films such as the Alamo with John Wayne, and the Beach Party movies with Annette Funicello and is well known for his popular role as The Big Kahuna in Back to the Beach and The Teen Angel in the wildly popular movie Grease. Frankie is always busy, while performing and thrilling audiences around the world.

About Voice Assist, Inc.

Voice Assist is the award winning speech platform designed to be used from any phone.Voice Assist eliminates the need to press buttons on smart phones, tablet PCs or any other network connected device.Mobile developers and cloud based service providers can leverage Voice Assists platform to provide voice access to any application. Voice Assists rapid application development environment and mobile widgets make it easy to add a simple yet powerful voice interface. Voice Assist also offers its hands-free safe driving application and CRM by voice applications direct to the public and/or through resellers and private label OEM relationships.

For more information on the company, visit http://www.voiceassist.com.

Forward-Looking Statement: Statements such as " Voice Assist offers a safer option and enables drivers to use to voice commands to make calls, send or respond to text messages and e-mails, or post to social networks such as Facebook and Twitter all without looking at your phone or typing." involve risks and uncertainties, including, but not limited to functionality of our technology, and any other difficulties related to risks and effects of legal and administrative proceedings and governmental regulation, future financial and operational results, competition, general economic conditions, and the ability to manage and continue growth.

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Frankie Avalon, 50’s and 60’s Teen Idol and Movie Star, Helps Promote Voice Assist’s Speech Command Technology