Ken Glynn, President of SpeechSwitch, Inc. (PINKSHEETS: SSWC), announced today that the company has made tremendous progress in the development of its plans for growth and stability, as follows:

1.  Sales: Walmart.com has requested that SpeechSwitch contract with one of
    its two major distributors to enable it to sell the Kenergy iPhone/iPod
    Solar Powered Recharger. Other products will be offered to Walmart.com
    over the next two quarters.

2.  Sales: An outdoor products retail chain has requested quotes for an
    initial order of around 2400 Kenergy iPhone/iPod Solar Powered Recharger
    units for initial store deployment, and has expressed interest in the
    Kenergy Solar Powered K-Lantern.

3.  Sales: Three new lines of full size backpacks, belly packs and women's
    designer bags, all with built-in solar phone rechargers, will be offered
    in this Fall's featured new products.

4.  Sales: A long term lease is expected to be signed within the next week
    for the Company's first GreenSmart™ retail store.

5.  Patents: The second biodegradable disposable bandages patent application
    will be filed August 1st as forecast, and the third application, with
    co-inventor Dr. Alain Martin (of Listerine and Neosporin fame) is in
    progress. A fourth application for a burn treatment wrap that favors
    swelling in only one direction has been initialed. This product would
    provide temporary artificial skin to burn victims, without the
    problematic three dimensional swelling that has previously occurred with
    absorbent burn wound dressings.

6.  SEC: The Q3 2008, Q4-Annual 2008 and the Q1 2009 Sec 10Q documents will
    be ready for outside audit this week. The Q2, Q3, Q4 2009 and Q1 and Q2
    2010 documents are works in progress.

"Overall, everything is going better than anticipated. The long-term view of the company -- to have major wholesaling operations, multiple company retail stores and possible franchised stores, and to be debt-free by the end of 2011 -- still appears very realistic," stated Glynn.

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Contact: Ken Glynn 908 788 0077