VoxOx is the first universal communicator utility that manages all forms of cross media communication for users. It is the only service that unifies today‘s key communication channels voice, video, instant messaging (IM), text, social media,  email, and content sharing into a single, intuitive interface that gives users control of their contacts, conversations and most importantly, their interconnected lifestyles, both now and in the future. It combines the benefits of Internet telephony solutions, interoperable IMs, Web services and social networking aggregators, and much more at no cost to the user.

You can share files up to 100MB via an internally-generated download link that can then be shared via e-mail or instant message. This is different from the direct support of most IM clients, but that file size bump is hard to ignore. There’s mobile access, too, for those who use a mobile browser, iPhone, or WAP. The call quality on the Callback feature, where you initiate a long-distance or international phone call from your computer or SMS, was clear and crisp.

The Personal Assistant is the big new feature in this version, and for users who need to manage multiple phone numbers, it’s a killer. You can redirect calls based on which number you want to be reached at first, and by who’s calling you. You can record calls as they occur, or listen to messages as they’re being recorded. You can also transfer a live call from a landline to a mobile number and not lose the call.

The interface has received an overhaul, and in general it’s better. One drawback is that while many options are available from the Settings menu, not all of them are. Some you need to go to different parts of the program, such as altering IM fonts. Using VoxOx’s phone features requires points, and users are given 120 points/minutes to get started. With an overwhelming feature set, VoxOx continues an uphill climb against better-known competitors or those who focus on a single feature, but it’s hard to ignore the appeal of what’s offered.