The Voicemail Viewer app lists a user's home voicemail messages and allows you to choose the order in which you wish to listen to them. The app also provides a notification when a new voicemail arrives on your home phone, plus the ability to delete voicemails remotely.
Friday, October 1, 2010
AT&T Voicemail Viewer App Delivers Home Phone Messages to Smartphone
AT&T has announced the launch of the "AT&T Voicemail Viewer" app, which lets AT&T U-verse voice customers easily check and manage their home phone messages with visual voicemail on their smartphone. It isn't immediately clear whether the app works only on AT&T mobile devices or with any smartphone with a mobile broadband plan, but the absence of any language to the contrary would tend to suggest the mobile has to be using AT&T service.
The Voicemail Viewer app lists a user's home voicemail messages and allows you to choose the order in which you wish to listen to them. The app also provides a notification when a new voicemail arrives on your home phone, plus the ability to delete voicemails remotely.
The Voicemail Viewer app lists a user's home voicemail messages and allows you to choose the order in which you wish to listen to them. The app also provides a notification when a new voicemail arrives on your home phone, plus the ability to delete voicemails remotely.

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The app is available for iPhone, BB, Windows Vista and iGoogle. So it is not restricted to smartphones alone or you don't have to be a user of AT&T mobile data service. It looks like a little brother of Verizon Call Assistant.
Aswath
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