OrganIP: Place Calls from the Browser Without Phone Numbers
[DEMOFall 09] Digitrad lunahced its new voice service that allows users to place a call from a web browser by simply typing a person name, eliminating the need for a phone number. OrganIP can search, locate the call recipient and connect a call whether the caller is on the phone, in a social network or online community. OrganIP works from a PC or from a mobile phone, it si compatible with Android, windows, linux, Mac OSX and works on any web browser. Versions for iPhone, PalmPre, Blackbery, Symbian and Windows mobile will be available in the coming months.
OrganIP will be available in an open beta on October 19, 2009. OrganIP will first be free in US and then based on a monthly subscription fee. Users can signup today at www.organip.com to be part of the open beta.
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