Phone Call Monitor And Recorder Tool for Windows-based Mobile Devices

Release of FoneWatch v. 1.10
Phone Call Monitor And Recorder Tool for Windows-based Mobile Devices
June 4, 2009

MobileTimes announces the release of its Phone Call Monitor And Recorder
Tool FoneWatch for Windows-based Mobile Devices.

Have you ever received phone calls or made them yourself in which the other
party passed on important information (for business meetings, driving
instructions, etc.) to you? Have you ever conducted longer phone
conversations for which you later wished you could review them in more
detail?

FoneWatch is your complete Sentinel to monitor and record all incoming and
outgoing phone calls made on your mobile device.

The moment you make a phone call, or receive one, the tool starts recording
the call. All phone calls are stored to a database (either on your device,
or to CF card), which you can later search at your own convenience. To
locate a message, simply select the day the call was made or received, then
click on it to play it back. Of course, FoneWatch allows you to pause,
resume, and stop play back anytime. For added convenience a quick skip
forward and backward option is available.

The newest release of FoneWatch allows you to export all your phone
recordings to your PC as standard wave files. Reviewing, transcribing, or
editing recorded phone calls has never been easier.

If a PC is not available, your are low on storage, or you want others to
listen in to your recordings as they are made, FoneWatch now offers an
E-Mail send option.

For added search power, combine this handy little utility with MobileTimes'
advanced search tool FindUs , and you can search by time/date, partial phone
number, etc.

A Multi-Lingual User Interface to over 140 languages is available.

Support exists for Windows Mobile 5.0 & 6.0 for the PocketPC and SmartPhone
platforms. Released as shareware.


Direct Download:

Windows Mobile 6 Pocket PC
http://fonewatch.googlecode.com/file...WM6PPC110d.ZIP

Windows Mobile 6 Smart Phone
http://fonewatch.googlecode.com/file...hWM6SP110d.ZIP

Windows Mobile 5 Pocket PC
http://fonewatch.googlecode.com/file...WM5PPC110d.ZIP

Windows Mobile 5 Smart Phone
http://fonewatch.googlecode.com/file...hWM5SP110d.ZIP

For More Information Contact:

MobileTimes

E-Mail: MobileTimes (Ask@MobileTimes.site50.net)
Web: MobileTimes (http://mobiletimes.site50.net)

"mtsa" <mtsa.mtsa@yahoo.com> wrote in
news:h087ki$fmt$4@adenine.netfront.net:

> Have you ever received phone calls or made them yourself in which the
> other party passed on important information (for business meetings,
> driving instructions, etc.) to you? Have you ever conducted longer
> phone conversations for which you later wished you could review them
> in more detail?
>
>

Yes, which is the reason for the little top button on the right hand side
of my MotoROKR Z6m sellphone. Every time you push the button and HOLD it
in, it records an MP3 file to my 2GB microSD card as long as I hold the
button in to record the conversation for later review....or litigation, as
may be the case.

If you let up the button and press it again, the phone closes the first
recording and immediately opens another file, nicely sequentially named and
dated, so you can easily separate the recordings for different uses.

Pop the microSD into any cooperative computer and copy or move the
recordings off to the computer hard drives for message use....or you can
play them back into the court recorder's microphones EXACTLY what SHE said
during the call....to her astonished lawyers' dismay...(c;]

One of the Z6m's really good working features.....

......other than as a modem for the Linux boxes.....

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Larry

If a man goes way out into the woods all alone and says something,
is it still wrong, even though no woman hears him?