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DESCRIPTION
Phone plugins... Quick-dial and quick-text from any application.

Dial a number or send a text message with one click and without the need to open an additional application.

Select the number and choose to either have the cell phone dial it or to send a text message to it. Works right from the Address Book of Mac OS X as well as from any other application.

Long text messages will be split into several ones automatically and the built in spell checker makes sure your text reads as you intend it to.

Phone plugins includes its own bluetooth wizard to connect your cell phone to your Mac in one simple step, if needed.

  • Works with Apple Address Book
  • Works with Apple Mail
  • Works with other Applications
  • Includes a bluetooth pairing wizard for improved simplicity
  • Supports many phones from LG, Motorola, Nokia, Samsung, Sony Ericsson
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WHAT'S NEW
Version 2.3.2:
  • Phone plugins are now compatible to Mac OS X 10.6 (Snow Leopard)
  • Fixed a bug when handling special characters
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Developer:nova media MDS GmbH
Downloads:2,201
  - Version d/l:337
Utilities:System
License:Demo
Date:23 Nov 2009
Platform:PPC/Intel
Price:$9.95

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Jun 23 2009

ORBITERAPPS  Wonderful application. I have one tiny suggestion: Currently, phone numbers do not dial properly when selected if they are formatted with parentheses. As in"(800) 000-0000" It will not recognize the number inside the parentheses and thus it fails to dial the number.

I think Phone Plugins is great as it is, and I'm thinking of purchasing a second license, but this would be a valuable enhancement.

Thanks!  
(Version 2.3)

praisebury
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Jun 27 2008

JELLYBELLY  An app for Mac that doesn't support the iPhone? Bleh.  
(Version 2.1)

praisebury
-1
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Jun 27 2008

FUELLEMANN  Oh we wish :-) But right now there is no way to access these features in the iPhones OS.

And please do not forget that there are *many* users worlwide who still want to use a Nokia, Motorola, Samsung or Sony Ericsson phone...

Kind Regards

Jan Fuellemann (nova media)  
(Version 2.1)

praisebury
0
Sep 27 2008

PIRX  I think it is generally the crippled usability of the iPhone's bluetooth.

Anything that would enable usage of services or carriers beyond the chargeable services of Apples revenue-sharers is being blocked by Apple.

I just switched back from iPhone to SonyEricsson, because I find the limitations of the iPhone unacceptable.   
(Version 2.2)

praisebury
0