Hi there! I wrote about the Hands Free Mac App around 2 weeks ago.
In basic terms the App allows the connection of a Bluetooth phone or device - Android or IOS - to your Mac and thus control of that device from your Mac. You can control functions such as make/answer calls, search for contacts and dial those and - in the case of android devices - send/receive SMS Text Messages. The App is fully accessible via the Status bar one your Mac which can be accessed with VoiceOver by using vo-M twice to get to the status bar, move to the “Hands Free” icon etc, a menu will be presented with the various functions allowing the dialling of numbers and so forth and with every option selected a new window will open on your Mac. So that’s just part of the Hands Free App experience and what about its hidden functions such as recording? Hands Free will record your phone calls as the link below demonstrates. The recording is of a simple call to my Voicemail service and I plan to make another recording with someone using Telstra’s HD Voice capabilities on their network but one thing at a time, here’s the first recording. https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/10565527/No%20Name%20-%2026_02_2016%20at%208_31_42%20PM.m4a You can try Hands free or buy a registered copy for $10 which sounds perfectly unreasonable doesn’t it <smile>. ********** Those of a positive and enquiring frame of mind will leave the rest of the halfwits in this world behind.
