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Phone Amego is designed to help you make the most of all your phones by providing on-screen caller ID, click-to-dial, and Macintosh integration. Phone Amego works with Bluetooth cell phones, landlines, and VoIP. With over two years of careful refinement, Phone Amego remains uncluttered yet loaded with features to make using your phone easier and more fun.
Features:
Features:
- On screen caller ID with optional voice announcement.
- Dial calls directly from your Address Book, Daylite, or selected text.
- Supports popular Bluetooth phones including iPhone.
What's New
Version 1.4c1:
- Add Event URLs for Web Applications.
- Consolidate "Caller ID Lookup" section of User's Guide.
- Remove "Address Book" from main menu since it is redundant with Call window.
- Remove "AppleScript Call Info" from action menu. Let card icon use other methods as specified. Use control to bypass other methods.
- Improve layout of Contact Card window.
Requirements
Intel, Mac OS X 10.5 or later
Intel, Mac OS X 10.5 or later
Phone Amego User Discussion (Write a Review)
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| Downloads:24,351 |
| Version Downloads:204 |
| Type:Business : Applications |
| License:Demo |
| Date:01 Feb 2012 |
| Platform:Intel |
| Price: $29.99 |
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Phone Amego is designed to help you make the most of all your phones by providing on-screen caller ID, click-to-dial, and Macintosh integration. Phone Amego works with Bluetooth cell phones, landlines, and VoIP. With over two years of careful refinement, Phone Amego remains uncluttered yet loaded with features to make using your phone easier and more fun.
Features:
Benefits:
Be more productive:
Features:
- On screen caller ID with optional voice announcement.
- Dial calls directly from your Address Book, Daylite, or selected text.
- Supports popular Bluetooth phones including iPhone.
- Supports landline phones connected through a USB modem.
- VoIP caller ID with Linksys/Sipura or OBiHAI VoIP telephone adaptors.
- Supports Polycom IP phones.
- Caller ID sharing and remote dialing with other hosts on your LAN.
- Keep notes on each caller in a shared database.
- Flexible call logging and accounting
Benefits:
Be more productive:
- Identify who is calling before you reach for your phone.
- Dial with ease when the number you want to call is already on your computer.
- Block or Ignore unwanted calls.
- Organize call records and pull up caller information with a few clicks.
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THIS is the full release notes, MU is lacking:
Sep 26, 2011 - Phone Amego 1.3c9• Fixes and improvements to Daylite integration.• Update Daylite Plugin as needed when program launches.• Use default controls when installing Bluetooth Audio driver.• Remove and re-install Bluetooth Audio driver when program launches.• Update documentation with more information on Bluetooth Troubleshooting and using IPphones.• Fix bug in validating Action menu items in Call Status window.• Allow mixing digits within phone number formats.
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Patnanna reviewed on 09 Jul 2011
iMac sharing landline with MBP provides caller ID and dialing from both Macs. Easily integrated with BuddyPop (anyone else still using that? ;-) and LaunchBar for dialing.
Each Mac paired with separate iPhone also works great.
Set up was easy and pretty straight forward.
Small issue quickly resolved by developer. That makes me happy!
Replaced another program that has always proven to be problematic and unreliable for me. With fix (noted above) PA has been absolutely reliable.
Highly recommended!
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This app is currently best of breed in this category, IMHO. I use it regularly.
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Magic Jack essentially combines two telephone system components into a simple plug-and-play solution using software on your computer along with the Magic Jack hardware:
(1) a Voice over IP (VoIP) telephone adaptor that runs as software on your computer.
(2) a VoIP telephone service that costs nominally $20/year for nationwide long distance.
You can achieve a similar result with a dedicated VoIP telephone adaptor by using Google Voice and/or other Internet Telephone Service Providers.
What's unique about Phone Amego is that it works with iPhone, Landlines, VoIP, Google Voice, and provides extensive Mac integration.
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Hoping we can see a version for iOS to do CallerID *name* lookup for mobile calls -- oddly Apple has not addressed this serious cellular deficiency...
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That depends on your phone.
[iPhone] Since Phone Amego uses the "HandsfreeGateway" to connect with iPhone, you cannot use a Bluetooth headset and Phone Amego at the same time except for the Google Voice dialer which does not require a Bluetooth connection. You can use your Mac as a Hands-Free speakerphone if you wish, and user a Bluetooth headset with your Mac.
[Other BT Phones] Most Bluetooth cell phones (but not the iPhone) allow Phone Amego to connect with the Serial Port Profile (SPP). In this case, you can use Phone Amego at the same time as a Bluetooth headset connected to your phone.
Kind Regards,
- Peter
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Ward reviewed on 29 Oct 2010
My five favorite features:
1. Keyboard dialing: A keyboard shortcut opens the Call window. I begin typing a name, and Phone Amego completes the name or presents a menu of possibilities. Down-arrow to select the desired number + 2 Returns, and the number is dialing.
2. Call logging in iCal: One or two Phone Amego calendars collect time-stamped incoming and outgoing calls. I leave these calendars hidden until I have a question, e.g., "When did I call Julie?", "How many times has Fred called this week?" I can scan the entries in my monthly view or do an iCal Find.
3. Growl Caller ID: Incoming callers are announced in the corner of my screen.
4. Enhanced Caller ID: Phone Amego checks an incoming number against my Address Book and WhitePages.com.
5. Peter Sichel (the developer): His responsiveness to questions, problems and suggestions is second to none. He's an A+ Mac developer.
I use Phone Amego with a conventional land line. I'm sure I'd be just as happy if I were a Bluetooth or VoIP user.
Alvarorb rated on 19 Jan 2012
Raffael rated on 16 Jan 2012
Carreiro rated on 16 Jan 2012
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Zhvania rated on 19 Dec 2010