Free dialing software for pda

International Dialing Prefixes. 254 countries.
Main features:
- Easy to use, convenient RoadLingua dictionary viewer
- Extremely fast dictionary browsing
- Full support for all expansion card types
- Adjustable font size in definition area
- Adjustable interface layout
- Search within the offered definitions
System requirements:
- Pocket PC 2002/2003/2003 SE, Windows Mobile 5.0
- RoadLingua (included with the dictionary distribution file)

Dial! 1.2 is a useful and effective program which allows you to dial on you mobile phone and also allows you to send SMS messaging.

Requirements: Palm OS 3.3

IRDial allows you to select any phone number from your address book and beam it to a telephone system to be dialed.
System requirements:
- Palm III
- Palm OS v3.0

When application is running you can hear pronounce digits and see drawing numbers only while inputting the phone number to dial up. Volume for digit pronunciation is adjusted accordingly current profile settings. If the profile is changed "NiceDial" operating volume will be changed correspondingly
System requirements:
- S60 device

dialDTMF is a utility that sends vocal frequencies corresponding to telephone dial tones through your Pocket PCs loudspeaker.
The program appears as an option in the contextual menu of Contacts. When the contact is chosen and the option selected, you only have to place the telephone next to the speaker of the Pocket PC and the number is dialed.
Features:
- Free!
- Plugin to built-in Microsoft Contacts application.
- Works on basic Pocket PC 2000 devices all the way up to WM5 devices.
- Can be operated with one hand on most devices.
- Doesnt freak out on a landscape rotation (it uses a really small window size).
- Dials the FULL number that needs dialing based on the current location (can be used with a calling card if out on the road).
- Uses WAV files for tones so if you have a good phone short tones can be used (quicker to dial, potentially unreliable). Alternatively if your phone isnt great longer tones can be used which are more reliable (at the expense of dialing speed).
- Configurable pause between each tone played (registry setting SoftwareAppsdialDTMF onedelay), default 100 millisecs. You need a registry editor to set this parameter.
- Supports pauses whilst dialing (e.g. for calling cards) by using a comma (",") to pause for 1 second (use two commas ",," for 2 seconds, etc.)
- Supports normal numerics 0-9, "#" (hash or pound depending on which country you are in), and "*" (star/asterix). The extended A,B,C,D "digits" are NOT supported (Ive never had call for them).
- Source/project code available. If you are missing a feature you can add it.
System requirements:
- Pocket PC 2000 / 2002 / WM 2003 / 2003 SE / 5.0
- ARM/XScale Processors

QuickDial - send a phone number from each application to your mobile phone and dial it immediately.
Simply mark the phone number (in your datebook, mail program, browser) and start QuickDial. Edit it if necessary. Thats it!
Or dial direct with you Palm PDA instead of tipping a number on your mobile. Even when you use a mobile with Bluetooth interface you can dial faster and easier.
System requirements:
- Palm OS 4 or higher

GrandDialer 1.0 is a simple to use, yet sophisticated Tweak tool which allows users with a GrandCentral account to dial numbers directly from an iPhone or iPod Touch. Why would you want to do this? If you use your GrandCentral number for incoming calls, this allows that number to appear on the caller ID of all those that you call. If you simply use your iPhone or other phone to dial a number, the caller ID of that phone (and not your GrandCentral number) will appear. Many people will call back the number that appears on their caller ID.

Requirements:

• iPhone 2.0 software update