Computer-programmed telephone-enabled devices for processing and managing numerous simultaneous voice conversations conducted by an individual over a computer network and computer methods of implementing thereof

Abstract

In some embodiments, the present invention provides for a computer-implemented method, including: causing, by a specifically programmed computer call management communication system, to transform, over a computer network, computing devices of users, into corresponding specialized call management devices, by having each computing device to execute a specialized call management client software application being in electronic communication with the specifically programmed computer call management communication system over the computer network by utilizing SIP; where the specialized call management client software application generates specialized graphical user interfaces configured to allow each user to concurrently initiate and maintain, over the computer network, a plurality of voice communications of distinct types with other users, by, for example, allowing each user to independently and dynamically divert, in real-time, any voice communication of any type to any audio device associated with a corresponding specialized call management device of such user.

What is claimed is: 
     
         1 . A computer-implemented method, comprising:
 causing, by a specifically programmed computer call management communication system, to transform, over a computer network, a plurality of computing devices of a plurality of users, into a corresponding plurality of specialized call management devices, by having each computing device to execute a specialized call management client software application being in electronic communication with the specifically programmed computer call management communication system over the computer network by utilizing at least a session initiation protocol (SIP);   wherein the specialized call management client software application, upon the execution, generates a plurality of specialized graphical user interfaces configured to allow each user of the plurality of users to concurrently initiate and maintain, over the computer network, a plurality of voice communications of distinct types with other users based, at least in part, on:   maintaining each voice communication independent from another voice communication;   generating an individual visual control panel for each voice communication of the plurality of voice communications, wherein the individual visual control panel comprises:
 a plurality of visual audio device control icons which are respectfully programmed, upon selection, to: 
 i) independently and dynamically divert, in real-time, any voice communication of any type to any audio device associated with a corresponding specialized call management device of such user; 
 ii) independently manage, in real time, each voice communication by at least:
 1) putting such voice communication on hold, 
 2) muting such voice communication, 
 3) unmuting such voice communication, 
 4) joining a particular voice communication with at least one other voice communication, 
 5) disjoining the particular voice communication from the at least one other voice communication, 
 6) allowing independent interaction by each user with the particular voice communication, and 
 7) enabling each user to select for each voice communication a particular communication mode, wherein the particular communication mode is one of
 a) a push-to-talk mode and 
 b) a continuous talk mode; 
 
 
   wherein the individual visual control panel for each voice communication is configured to be detachable from a parent window of the specialized call management client software application so that each user can move the individual visual control panel to any location on a screen of a respective specialized call management device; and   wherein the plurality of voice communications comprise voice communications of at least one of the following connection types:   i) a dialed phone connection,   ii) a Hoot connection, and   iii) a Ringdown connection.