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dialler

In computing, element of an Internet software package that makes the connection to the online service or Internet Service Provider.



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IP-Based Internal Dialer Improves Employee Productivity, Eliminates Out-of-Date Employee Directories and Cumbersome Dial-by-Name Touchtone Systems; Next-Generation Application Supports SIP Protocol
Nuance Launches IP-Based Voice Dialer for Employee-to-Employee ... by Business Wire
Cell phone users download the Globe Dialer[TM] software directly to their phones by creating an account on the Globe Dialer Web site.
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Globe Dialer is a proprietary software application that is downloaded directly onto mobile phones running on virtually any network that allows the user to make convenient, low-cost, "one click" international calls.
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