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Phone plugins 2.1 Adds Contextual Menu Support

by , 11:20 AM EDT, June 27th, 2008

nova media announced the immediate availability of Phone plugins 2.1 on Friday. The cell phone dialing utility for Mac OS X added the ability to quick-dial phone numbers or quick-send text messages via contextual menus, and added support for an additional 14 cell phone models from Sony Ericsson and Nokia.

The new version also displays an alert when a text message has been successfully sent. Phone plugins 2.1 requires Mac OS X 10.5.2 or higher.

Phone plugins 2.1 is priced at €9.95 and US$9.95. It is available for download at the nova media Web site, and the update is free for version 2 users.

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