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BluePhoneElite - 0.9.691

Bluetooth phone caller ID, SMS chat, archiving

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All Time:	(3.8)
Version 0.9.691:	(5.0)
Selected Version:	0.9.691
Release Date:	2005-01-31
License:	Beta
Downloads (version 0.9.691):	1,682
Downloads (all versions):	109,443
Price:	TBD

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Product Description:

Phones:

Display signal and battery meters in the dock or menu bar including roaming, charge status and the current network name.
Control applications based on your phone's range such as pausing/unpausing iTunes and DVD Player, starting/stopping the screen saver and setting your iChat away message.

Calls:

Customizable call alerts including full-screen, menu bar, speech synthesis, MP3 ring tones, and many more.
Retrieve caller ID using the phone (when available) or Apple's Address Book (including photo, when available).
Control active calls using hold, call waiting, and on-screen volume control.
Filter incoming calls based on Apple's Address Book groups.
Log incoming and outgoing calls including call duration and notes.
Export calls to Apple's Address Book or iCal.

SMS:

Pop-up incoming SMS on-screen.
Send/Receive SMS messages easily using SMS Chat.
Archive SMS to disk using Mail-style folders.
Export SMS to Apple's Address Book or iCal.

What's new in this version:

Features:
New SMS progress window
Added AppleScript triggers to call and SMS rules and proximity
Added support for Greek letters in SMS
Added option to filter rules by phone
Added option to rules to automatically export calls and SMS
Added option to rules to automatically relocate SMS messages
Added contextual preference to Call Center to toggle auto-displaying of notes
Call/SMS rules can now be reordered
SMS Chat Popup will now remember disclosure state
SMS Chat will now export the entire chat
Improved call tracking support for some of the less capable phones
Power saving can now be set on a per-phone basis
Added keyboard shortcuts for sending and saving SMS
Added option to place padding around call alert
Added option to resize table fonts
Preference tabs are now highlighted when selected
Switched direction of in and out arrows

Fixes:
Proximity detection had stopped working
Sound preference for Call/SMS rules was not saved
"Every Ring" notification preference was not respected
"Only show people..." contextual preferences were not enabled
Power saving would disconnect phone even when phone was charging
Signal strength meter showed incorrect value
Selection would change when SMS list was updated
Unedited SMS would not be auto-deleted
Crash could occur if strange key codes were sent by the phone
Plugged major memory leaks

Operating System Requirements:

This product is designed to run on the following operating systems:

Mac OS X 10.3

Additional Requirements:

Mac OS X 10.3 or higher
Built-in Bluetooth or a Bluetooth adapter
Bluetooth-enabled phone

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Still not 64-bit! - Version: 2.2.3, 9/28/2009 09:38AM PST

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libertyforall1776

Not SO "Elite" it's not even 64-bit yet...

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Oooh, poor thing.

Google Voice integration?! - Version: 2.2.1, 7/28/2009 01:19PM PST

libertyforall1776

How about adding some Google Voice integration?! That would rock, and generic SIP dialer functionality...

if u have a macbook(Pro), get this! - Version: 2.1.1, 2/23/2009 01:34PM PST

pegasusbay

have been using BPE since earliest days, and with a macbook Pro n Nokia N 95 & 73 & 6310, this is just cellphone heaven, what a lovely couple!
great interaction, dashboard in menu, notification, plus an email center just like apple's Mail.
Use yr macbook to send sms, use yr macbook to read them ! no fiddling with mini buttons etc.
almost prefer to use SMS over email now ! hehe
great developer, attentive and good follow up of the suggestions we made over the years