Personal Audio Link (PAL) is Windows-based PC software that enables you to call your PC remotely from any cell phone or telephone, and hear the information you need. You just dial a private 10-digit phone number assigned to PAL (your own PC). Then, PAL can read and/or play to you a wide range of information from Outlook, the Internet, and other sources:

PAL OUTLOOK
*Recites your inbound e-mail (filtered and sorted by Hot Contact)
*Records your voice, and instantly sends audio e-mails and e-mail replies
*Dials any Outlook Contact (using Voice-over-Internet), and connects you through
*Gets calendar and contact information (phone numbers, addresses, etc.)
*Records personal audio notes (voice recordings), with text transcriptions
*Calls you automatically (if desired) for wake-ups, reminders, and urgent e-mails

PAL WEB
*Plays podcasts (e.g., NPR Technology or Wall Street Journal Market Watch)
*Provides instant traffic reports for your local highways (covers 41 US cities)
*Retrieves stock quotes, mutual fund quotes, and worldwide weather forecasts
*Reads blogs, rss fees (e.g., Wired News), and web pages (e.g., Washington Post)

PAL DATA
*Recites information from documents and spreadsheets (Word, Excel, text files, etc.)
*Accesses desk tools: calculator, dictionary, world clock, and currency converter

With Adondo? Personal Audio Link? software, you can call your PC remotely from any cell phone or telephone and access all kinds of information. It's fast, easy, and hands-free, which makes it great in the car. You also can use PAL locally with a PC microphone and speakers. PAL uses the Internet rather than a second phone line, and there's no expensive handheld device that might get misplaced. Importantly PAL is secure: it has no central server, it uses only audio transmission, and valuable data never leaves your PC.