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Phone Amego is the missing Mac telephony link that makes it easy to integrate your phones with your Macs and your data.
Features:
Features:
- On screen caller ID with optional voice announcement (including Contacts search and web reverse lookup).
- Dial calls from your Address Book, Daylite, or selected text.
- Keep notes on each call organized by caller in a shared database (lightweight CRM).
- Flexible call logging and accounting.
- See incoming SMS on your Mac without reaching for your phone.
- Works with many popular phones
What's New
Version 1.4.27:
- Support for Grandstream IP phones.
- Lookup File - allow name match only.
- Update for Yealink v.72 firmware.
- Create Address Book Plug-ins folder if needed.
- Daylite4 integration: fix Daylite Identifier matching.
- Dial landline - end previous call if any.
- Improve reliability of UDP listener.
Requirements
Intel, OS X 10.6 or later
Intel, OS X 10.6 or later
Phone Amego User Discussion (Write a Review)
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| Downloads:39,148 |
| Version Downloads:215 |
| Type:Business : Applications |
| License:Demo |
| Date:10 Apr 2014 |
| Platform:Intel 64 / Intel 32 / OS X |
| Price: $29.99 |
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Phone Amego is the missing Mac telephony link that makes it easy to integrate your phones with your Macs and your data.
Features:
What's different about Phone Amego is:
Features:
- On screen caller ID with optional voice announcement (including Contacts search and web reverse lookup).
- Dial calls from your Address Book, Daylite, or selected text.
- Keep notes on each call organized by caller in a shared database (lightweight CRM).
- Flexible call logging and accounting.
- See incoming SMS on your Mac without reaching for your phone.
- Works with many popular phones and services including cell phones, landlines, and VoIP.
What's different about Phone Amego is:
- It provides full monitoring and control for both dialing and caller ID.
- It embraces the iPhone and the Internet.
- It includes a lightweight CRM that integrates with other tools as needed.
- It focusses on Mac-to-phone integration, not trying to be another phone or answering machine.
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UserinNEW reviewed on 31 Aug 2013
I've had it for about a year now. I just started realizing all of the powerful features this program provides.
Recently, something changed and I couldn't use the Call back feature on Google Voice.
I contacted Sustworks.com with the problem and they were right on the problem with changes to the program.
I'm now using all of the features of this program.
I highly suggest it!
I think this is the only telephony program left. Either way, it's a sure keeper!
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Posted this to troubleshooting section but nobody replied, so posting here.
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Kind Regards,
- Peter
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jozeppy26 reviewed on 17 Apr 2013
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nestsman reviewed on 12 Apr 2013
Also, I know of several new builds that he has made to implement enhancements that I have suggested. Phone Amego is a great tool that is definitely worth the price.
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[a href = 'callto:800-555-1212']800-555-1212[/a]
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jozeppy26 reviewed on 07 Apr 2013
My major gripe is the price. $29.99 is sort of steep IMO, but at least the application seems to be updated frequently.
My minor gripe is with notification redundancies. If someone texts your iPhone from another iPhone, you get the following flashing on your Mac: a Phone Amego Notification Center notification, an iMessages.app Notification Center notification, and a Phone Amego call status HUD window alert (that annoyingly fades away too quickly). If you were to open iMessages on your Mac and reply, the iMessage notifications clear from the notification center, but the Phone Amego alerts remain. It's just overkill. At least let me turn off SMS alerts entirely or the Phone Status HUD alert for SMS messages (or even better, let Phone Amego only show me alerts for SMS messages and not iMessages).
Ultimately, I just need an application that only shows me the phone call and SMS alerts that I'm not already receiving on my MacBook. It just shows too many alerts right now because it won't let you customize alerts for SMS messages and Phone Calls as separate items (for instance, I may want to have the Phone Amego Call Status HUD 'on' for phone calls and 'off' for SMS messages, but currently it only allows you turn it 'off' for both). Furthermore, while the program may (arguably) provide a feature set that justifies the $29.99 price tag, the price is just far too steep for my limited needs.
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If lowering the price reduces income so that it is not enough to justify the enormous time and expense of supporting an application, then the app dies. Then the people who need this software are out of luck. This is how fax software died on the Mac - leaving only the $499 version.
Since this is a very specialized software with few potential customers, then it will be worth what the customers who actually need this type of software will pay for it. Which is $30.
Thanks to the developer.
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There also does not seem to be a way to edit a telephony adapter once added or even view the settings, you have to delete it and re-add it...
Maybe with 10.9 & Siri, we can also have our Macs dial phone numbers via voice... :)
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Growl can forward to notification center if you wish. I'll be adding support for Notification Center but it's missing some key features: (1) no click back to access related details; (2) no coalescing of related notifications to show updated status in place; (3) no forwarding to other devices like Prowl on iOS. Growl is still preferred by some, but I understand it's hard to compete with Apple.
>There also does not seem to be a way to edit a telephony adapter once added or even view the settings, you have to delete it and re-add it...
You can double-click on a telephone device entry to see its settings and update the username or password. For some changes, it makes more sense to remove and re-add the device.
Enjoy!
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Sgilbert reviewed on 22 Nov 2012
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I'm the developer of Phone Amego. I assume you are referring to the battery drain while your phone is connected to your Mac via Bluetooth. It is true that running the Bluetooth radio on your iPhone while Phone Amego monitors for incoming calls will gradually drain the battery. To avoid this, you can turn off Bluetooth monitoring in Phone Amego any time you wish, or arrange to have your phone plugged in if you will be monitoring calls for an extended period.
If your phone's battery is already depleted, using Bluetooth overnight may be undesirable. The choice is yours.
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Pripyat reviewed on 29 May 2012
The app works great with my Sony Ericsson K13i "TXT" and with my iPhone 4. It would be awesome if the developer could also add the ability to send SMS using the phone. I'm not sure if this is technically possible, but it's an idea.
Other than that, great app!
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kapps reviewed on 06 May 2012
1. Neat Macesque interface both with use as well as notifications which is after all the end result that we are looking for.
2. Reverse look up that works like a breeze. It incorporates the result within the growl notification or the native display. Excellent presentation.
3. Outstanding developer support - by far one of the best I have experienced in all sorts of software I have tried.
What I would like to see in the future
Enhanced browser integration. There already exists services that are incorporated with mac osx but if it can go a step further so you simply click on the number.
Thanks.
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I have found Phone Amego's Google Voice/Talk errors confusing, and unreliable overall -- better reporting of errors is needed.
Also, this is a release candidate, so why ask for money on an incomplete version -- I would have waited till 1.4 was final.
Overall, this is the best telephony integration tool I've used on Mac, only other thing I can think of is integrating an actual SIP client, like the open source Telephone -- then it could have it all.
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I wish this app could RECEIVE Google Voice calls, not *just* initiate them...
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Jdehnert rated on 20 Mar 2014
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