Dialogue is a new app in the Apple Mac OS X Store. For $6.99, Dialogue lets you route calls from your iPhone (or smartphone) to your Mac via Bluetooth. Setup and connectivity, along with lean and mean interface, is great. The only trouble comes in when there’s an echo with you and your caller. A headset might reduce the echo, but in my testing, I still had trouble finding a combination of headset and settings that would give me clear calls.
But there’s another killer feature: Dialogue lets you record calls. If you’re a journalist, this is a fantastic feature. If you work collaboratively with groups where feedback, direction, and tasks start flying around a conference call faster than you can take notes, again, the record feature is amazing.
BTW, the recordings are crystal clear. Amazing quality. No echo. It’s the talking through the echo when you’re live that’s the hard part. For more detail, check out the full review at MacNewsWorld.
