There are millions of people who have no landline. Here in Thailand where I live, I cannot have a landline as where is my house the maximal capacity has been reached many years ago. As every body in Thailand (even poor rice farmer) had at least 1 or 2 mobile phones in his pocket, no operator will built any more landline service. I use my iPhone all the time and link to my Mac is very convenient.

The tool transfers a phone number from your Mac's screen to your phone for dialing (phone will pop up "dial xyz yes/no" and connects you if you confirm). I frequently mistype a digit in long numbers when manually copying from one screen to the other. This little tool fixes that.

Aha! So, Push Dialer is an application which dials phone numbers from your Mac as if you were holding your iPhone. That could be useful! But here it is, three years later, and the developer has not yet taken the hint that the language they use in their marketing blurb needs revising, if it to more clearly describe what their software does. Pity. That’s the trouble when programmers write their own copy, instead of getting a marketing writer to do it for them. Atari’s game programers used to think the same thing about their games, too, until they were proven wrong by copywriters (like me) who could promote their games better than they ever dreamed.