Press release

May 30, 2007

VONaLink DialBridge - New Software for Bridging Cell Phone Calls to VoIP Released

VONaLink DialBridge software lowers the cost of long distance calls from cell phones by bridging the call to any SIP based VoIP phone system.

Richmond Hill, Ontario – May 30, 2007 – Arcosoft Inc., developer of VoIP call recording and productivity software, today announced the release of VONaLink DialBridge. Directly making a long distance call from a cell phone, especially international, is so expensive that it is unthinkable. Services exist to enable someone to call a local access number, enter the destination number, and then be connected at a cheaper rate. The concept of DialBridge is similar, except that the DialBridge software runs on a home or office personal computer so that any VoIP service could be used, benefiting from the ultra-low cost for long distance VoIP. Tested VoIP providers include Vonage and Callcentric.

Caller authentication is by caller ID or password. Optionally, DialBridge could do a callback so that instead of a long outgoing call from a cell phone, the call is turned into an incoming call, allowing the unlimited incoming minutes of a cell phone plan to be used.

DialBridge runs on Windows Vista, XP, 2003, and 2000. Priced at $29 USD, DialBridge is available now for evaluation download from www.vonalink.com