How to receive and make calls from a PC through a smartphone?

Question

Computers

There is such a vital need to receive calls from a smartphone on a computer and, if necessary, make calls from a computer through a smartphone.

Interested in the most convenient, high-quality option. There may be a small investment in the purchase of software or something else. The main thing is to have such an opportunity. Ideally, voice control.

Well, as an additional option, if you envy some kind of virtual number on the computer and receive / call from it.

I have a disability in the form of weak hands, I can’t hold the phone ... Voice control headsets are very expensive ...

Answer 1

Hmm...there are a lot of options
1. Buy a virtual number (use it both on a smartphone (through a proprietary application or acrobits) and on a computer (software or WebRTC).
I took a screenshot - I call directly from the browser

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2. If you have a mobile number, then you can tie it to a virtual PBX (it only works with a megaphone using the sip protocol) and use it as in step 1.
Or without using a virtual PBX - install the software on the PhonerLite or Bria Solo (X-Lite) computer and prescribe the megaphone sip settings (multiphone service).
3. PS: When using sip telephony, you can also turn on voice control (siri commands on iPhone, on Android there is probably something + telegram (which sends commands to the server for dialing (callback)).
If you manage to immerse yourself in the topic, then you won’t have to pay anything at all (only minutes from the package will be spent).I won’t advertise, I think it’s clear on the screenshot which site you need to visit
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Bluetooth headset + timeviewer for android, no?

Answer 2

your phone . You need to download on your phone and computer. There you can also control the phone from the computer.

Answer 3

The Your Phone app for Windows 10 can make Bluetooth calls.
Of the minuses, I would note the impossibility of dialing a number not from the phone book and the inability to dial an extension number, numbers with an extension number from the phone book are also dialed incorrectly, for example, instead of 112; 100, the application will dial 112100.