Like most people out there, if I don’t recognize the number, I don’t pick up the phone. Although this method of screening works 60 percent of the time, every time, sometimes I wish I had just taken the chance and answered after realizing it was someone I actually wanted to talk to—not to mention the hassle of listening to a voicemail and then playing phone tag to get them back on the line! My solution? VoxOx’s Eavesdrop and call screening features.

Some folks would rather not give out a new phone number to people, and we here at VoxOx are cool with that. So, our trusted tech guys gave it some thought and found a way for you to keep your existing cell phone number and still be able to use some of the cool VoxOx perks…

We created a video tutorial on how to use 14 key VoxOx features to help our new and existing users take better advantage of the good stuff VoxOx has to offer! Check it out here: http://www.voxox.com/howtovideo.php

I’ve always known about the great functionality of our VoxOx Personal Assistant (think Google Voice, but more robust), but I didn’t realize how great until we launched the second version of the personal assistant (PA) at the Consumer Electronics Show (CES) earlier this month. Bottom line: this is a service that can truly really help you streamline your communications and be more efficient.

After diving into the service pretty extensively over the past few weeks, I wanted to present my list of top five ways the VoxOx PA can help you be more productive.

Mini flying helicopters, giant video game screens, multi-colored lights, thumping music and tens of thousands of people. Some sort of amusement park or arcade attraction? Nah, just another year at the Consumer Electronics Show (CES), the biggest technology and gadget confab in the world.