[mr-headset]

Hi,

We're working with Adondo Corporation, on their new "Call and Talk to Your Own PC" interface.
If anyone is interested in reallly new cutting edge applications, Adondo Corp. has released a Lite
version that's free for all of 2007, of their Personal Audio link (PAL) technology.

PAL assigns a local telephone number to your PC, quickly and easily
(no user forms, no bother) and you can then call your PC for information from any phone
- especially cell phones!

You can:

1. Manage Outlook - Hear emails, reply to emails, file emails, create_&_dictate emails
using simple voice commands and/or Touch Tones from any phone, any time.;

2. Get instant traffic reports, (and change your location on the fly);
using simple voice commands and/or Touch Tones from any phone, any time.;

3. Get real-time weather forecasts for your zip code, (and change zip codes on the fly);
using simple voice commands and/or Touch Tones from any phone, any time.;

4. Listen to podcasts, RSS feeds, your favorite news pages, your favorite sites, etc.
using simple voice commands and/or Touch Tones from any phone, any time.;

5. Get instant stock or mutual fund quotes; using simple voice commands and/or
Touch Tones from any phone, any time.;

6. Get contact data, E.g. phone numbers, addresses etc. for any Outlook contact
you don't happen to have with you; using simple voice commands and/or
Touch Tones from any phone, any time.;

7. Get Outlook appointment reminder calls, notices of new emails from "Hot Contacts",
wake-up calls, etc.;

All the features PAL offers can be done from any phone or cell phone..

The Lite version is free for all of 2007.

The standard Edition is $4.99 month,
the Professional Edition is $9.99 a month.

Their programs and all their features can be seen at
Adondo PAL - email, traffic reports, podcasts, stock quotes, and weather on cell phones

or anyone can contact me directly for details, questions or with comments -
Bill Burke, speechcontrols_@_cfl.rr.com

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[tavenger5]

Looks pretty neat.