Work On Your Crib: Receive Calls While You Surf

You may not know how to pronounce VoIP, or even what it means, but not to worry, CallWave's got you covered. It seems that there is not much that CallWave can't do: notify you that someone is calling when you're online; show you who it is; allow you to listen to the message real time and give you the option of picking up the call--or let you transfer it to your cell phone. If you don't take the call, it takes a message. It's a real boon to dial-up Internet users that allows them to avoid the cost of a second phone line. There are, amazingly, still places in the US that can't get voice mail, and CallWave is very useful instead of, or as a complement to, call-waiting. It has advantages for broadband users as well. There are things it has that I haven't even tried yet, like a toll-free home number.