mVisualVoiceMail allows visual voicemail on your Windows Mobile Treo

[From Eric Mann] For those of you with a Windows Mobile Treo did you know that you could have visual voicemail on the same lines as the iPhone, well you can with a little help from MotionApps. "mVisualVoiceMail will boost the way you are working with your voicemails if you receive them as audio file attachments on your e-mail.

Instead of fumbling through inbox hunting down the voicemails, one by one, guessing who they may be from and trying to play them with mixed success, use mVisualVoiceMail to see them all in one convenient place.

Then push a button to listen to message, to call back sender, to send an e-mail, or to do anything else you feel you should be able to do with your voicemail in the first place.

How does it work?
mVisualVoiceMail tightly integrates into the Pocket Outlook inbox on your phone and filters the voicemail messages that are being delivered to your e-mail. Then, it displays all of your voicemails in a single, easy to use list with all the relevant details about the message: caller name, phone number, date and time the message arrived.

What if Pocket Outlook is no Good?
Even if you are not using Pocket Outlook but some other e-mail application on your phone, such as Good Mobile Messaging, you can still use the advanced audio player features of mVisualVoiceMail to listen to your voice messages.

mVisualVoiceMail includes an industry leading audio player specialized for playing voicemails in a number of industry standard formats. It is a unique player designed with voicemail in mind, capable of decoding audio data generated by commonly used PBXes such as those from Avaya, Cisco or Nortel in G.729, GSM 6.10, G.711 and many other formats that cannot be natively reproduced with Windows Media Player or other audio apps."
http://www.motionapps.com/mvisualvoicemail/_otherppc.jsp