Handybits Voice Mail is a nice alternative to writing e-mails. If you are the kind of person who feels more comfortable with talking than with typing your messages, there is something to like about this application. In short, it allows you to do without the typing and use your microphone to record messages that can be attached and sent in your e-mails. Now, when I read "voice mail," I think of an answering machine, but Handybits Voice Mail does not carry out that function. Well, the inner workings of this application are simple, but are worth noting here. This application installs itself as a sort of add-on. From its window, you can record messages. Once a message has been recorded, you can either send it directly from the application or drag and drop it to an e-mail that you are working with. Either way, the program works great. It supports several audio/driver configurations and you can configure it to work with any e-mail application, like Outlook, Mail, etc. Also, this jewel is free of charge for personal use.
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