Free Web 2.0 Widget Expands Suite of Integrated Voice/Text Messaging Services to Include Desktop Texting

SANTA BARBARA, Calif.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--April 10, 2007--CallWave, Inc. (NASDAQ:CALL) today announced the launch of its text messaging widget for the Apple Dashboard - a free, desktop-based application enabling users to send text messages to virtually anyone, anywhere from their desktop whether their handset is nearby or not.

For mobile phone users who also use the web each day, the CallWave Free Text Messaging widget delivers invaluable ease and efficiency - making the PC a natural companion to the mobile phone.

By making it easier to send text messages worldwide, the CallWave Web 2.0 widgets can dramatically increase text daily usage and adoption. While text messaging continues to grow in popularity, many consumers find it difficult to text on a phone's small interface and the CallWave Free Text Messaging widget solves this problem - leveraging the familiarity and ease-of-use of the computer for text messaging. Additionally, users who are in front of their computers everyday may prefer the convenience of communicating in that environment.

With the widget running on the Apple Dashboard, users can view a list of contacts and select who to text. Replies to the message are routed to the subscriber's handset. Subscribers will be given access to their messages stored in a permanent, searchable archive, accessible from a personal web page.

To get the Apple widget, go to www.callwave.com

Pricing and Availability

The CallWave Free Text Messaging widget is available now in beta form. During the beta, subscribers can send unlimited text messages to phone numbers in the United States and Canada.

CallWave's Product Portfolio The company's current offerings include:

-- Visual Voicemail for Email: Sends a copy of mobile phone voicemail messages to users' email - enabling them to see, sort, listen and respond to messages from their in-box. The caller's name, number and message length are displayed in the subject line, making it easy to identify which message to listen to first. From here, users can pause, replay, save, delete or reply to the caller, via text or callback.

-- Visual Voicemail Desktop Client: A robust desktop environment that enables users to manage and archive their call activity and complex calling community. Users can hear, respond, and screen their calls in real-time, while auto-populating a PC-based contact log and address book.

-- Visual Voicemail Widget: Provides another way for end-users to experience the benefits of visual voicemail. Widgets are innovative and powerful tools that keep important services at a user's fingertips on the desktop.

-- Voice to Text Transcription: CallWave will soon launching a voicemail transcription service, Vtxt(TM). Incorporating CallWave's proprietary speech recognition and WEB 2.0 visual voicemail technology, Vtxt transforms mobile voicemail into readable, searchable and storable content - allowing users to read the gist of their voicemail on the handset, manage and reply to voice and text messages from a personal web page, and search a permanent archive of voice and text messages.

About CallWave, Inc.

CallWave is leading the way in developing applications that make phones and computers work better together. With CallWave, tasks that are difficult to do on the phone become much easier on the desktop - without changing phone numbers, handsets or service providers. CallWave enables consumers and businesses to get more out of the devices they use everyday - their computers and phones. CallWave also private-labels convergence applications, such as PC-based visual voicemail, to service providers to reduce churn, expand on-line marketing and drive revenues. Founded in 1998, CallWave is headquartered in Santa Barbara, California. For further information, please visit www.callwave.com.

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