Technology

ArialPhone lets users access Outlook from a cellphone

ArialPhone has come up with an add-on kit for mobile phones that will allow a user to make phone calls through the Microsoft Outlook database. The ArialPhone system already has a voice-activated, hands-free device that can be used to access the address book a PC and make phone calls from distances of up to 150 feet.

CBR Staff Writer April 3, 2002

In combination with a mobile phone, the new kits could prove very popular for people who depend on telecommunications particularly for business purposes. The ability to have telecommunications access to everyone from a particular Outlook database from anywhere could prove an invaluable tool for companies.

The integration kits are available for Nokia, Ericsson and Motorola handsets at present.

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