v-Phone Communcation Center 1.02
| Developer: |
VirtualiPhone LTD. (more products...) |
| OS: | Win98 SE/ 2000/ XP All/ 2003 |
| License: | Freeware |
| Price: |
FREE |
| Size: | 7.2 MB |
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v-Phone is a feature-rich VoIP Internet-Phone software. v-Phone customers can talk to each other by voice or video calls, including multi-participant conference calls, send SMS and MMS messages, and more, completely free! Additional features of v-Phone allow our customers calling regular and cellular phones worldwide at great rates, sending SMS messages to cellular phones, a built-in answering machine with Web access, and all these exciting features: Voice call PC to PC, Voice call - PC to regular phones, Voice conference - 1+4 participants, Video conversation, Video conference - 1+3 participants, SMS - PC to PC, SMS - PC to cellular phones, Video messages, Detailed address book, Speed dial for your favorite numbers, Call deflection, Call forwarding, Automatic call refuse, Automatic call accepting, Portable unique phone number, Personalizable unique phone number, Call transfer, Selectable handsfree sound mode, Answering machine for voice messages, Caller-ID on all incoming calls, Server-based secure communication, Indication of missed calls, Password protection, Privacy protection, Web-based account management, An extensive log, Text chat, File transfer - PC to PC, Complete multi-language support, Customizable sounds for all features, World-time clock.
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