NMAC PHONE AMEGO FOR MAC OS X

Reports both inbound and outbound call status in a consistent heads up window.

Supports Caller ID, Dialing, and Address Book integration.

Phone Amego offers several features that have not been previously available in a single convenient package. It also works with landline and VoIP phones.ĭownload size is 5 MB. It provides on screen Caller ID, Address Book, Google Voice, and Bluetooth phone integration (including iPhone). Phone Amego emphasizes simple usability and uncluttered design. Dialectic has more preference panels and sub-panels than one can easily count.

Its most unique feature is that it works with so many VoIP phone services.

NMAC PHONE AMEGO FOR MAC OS X

$24.95 for Mac OS X 10.4.4 or newer.ĭial ectic emphasizes dialing including Internet phone systems. It can even pipe audio to your Mac for use as a handsfree device. Its most unique feature is support for sending, receiving, and archiving SMS (which is not supported on the iPhone). This is a respected app that supports hundreds of Bluetooth phones. $19.95 for Mac OS 10.4 or newer.īluePhoneElite 2 emphasizes Bluetooth phone integration. It works with Bluetooth as well as landline phones connected via modem and networked caller ID servers. Each of these tools offers a Status Bar Item with a pull down menu.ĪpiMac CallerID emphasizes Caller ID. As I began looking at what other tools might be available, I was struck by their divergent focus. In Mac OS X Leopard, these features disappeared from Address Book with nary a trace. It could dial out by right clicking on a phone number entry and selecting 'dial using name-of-device ' from the contextual menu.It could display caller ID information for incoming calls and bring up the corresponding Address Book entry if any.In Mac OS X Tiger, Apple's Address Book had the ability to connect with a Bluetooth phone to provide two rather nice features:

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