VOIS, Inc. Initiates Sales Of Thought-Controlled Applications

SAN DIEGO, Feb. 11, 2013 /PRNewswire/ -- VOIS, Inc. ( OTCQB- VOIS )  announces the Company's plans to begin producing revenue through the sales of thought-controlled software applications starting March 1 ^st, 2013.  The Company has acquired the non-exclusive marketing rights to "Mind Mouse", "Master Mind" and "Think-Tac-Toe". These three applications are currently compatible with the Emotiv EPOC wireless EEG headset and will be sold online through The Company's website at www.MindSolutionsCorp.com beginning March 1 ^st, 2013.       

VOIS, Inc. has completed all corporate infrastructures since going public and will now focus efforts on sales of thought-controlled technology software and the continued development of our proprietary EEG micro headset. The Company is excited to move from pure research and development to a revenue producing entity.

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