CallWave is about the coolest free cell-phone utility I have ever seen, and it goes a long way toward making me not care so much about the "visual voice mail" that Steve Jobs touted for the upcoming iPhone.
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I've been using this for only a short time, but am quickly finding it extremely convenient. The email integration is very useful when I don't have my cellphone handy, and having a text message sent to your phone with caller ID is even better.
The last thing I appreciate is that there is no bombardment of ads to people calling you, or when you check your voicemail - in fact no ads at all. It's almost unbelievable that this is all free, and it makes me want to pay for the extended services to get features I don't need - just to ensure the company will survive!
Thanks for the heads up on this wonderful service. Works great, very useful, and this is how all voicemail should be.
- Cooler than he thinks...
- by LaMtnMan January 15, 2007 11:15 AM PST
- CallWave can work with more than just the cell phone - I can tie in my home and office numbers. But even if it only replaced my Cingular voicemail, it is much better!
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