This is a phone app, that is aimed to help those who do not have full visual acuity - due to their age or even an impairment - to find out the numbers they really want to dial using their Android phone.
Ever had a problem to see, which of the numbers of your contact you want to dial - or even find out the right contact? - This might be your solution - give it a trial!
Now available free of charge without ad banners - to make the world a little better.
Change history:
Release 2.0.1:
- bug fix: no more crashes when trying to dial
Release 2.0:
- full version free of charge from now on! - Support for the older light version is dropped now.
- new icons for different types of contacts (house means "home", factory means "business", mobile phone means "mobile" and handset means "other"
- new preference to disable these icons
- smoother layout for contact details
- new standard picture if contact's specific picture is not available
- faster startup if contact pictures are enabled - the down side of this is that some pictures may not be shown during that startup phase
- smaller program file
Release 1.4:
- error fix: while using Android 4.0.x (ICS) after stopping the application an error popped up
- number list is now showing additional labels like "home", "work" if desired (this option is switched on as default setting and may be disabled by the user via menu->settings->show labels
- number list is now showing all numbers in different colors depending on their belonging (like yellow means "custom, green means "home", red means "mobile, blue means ""work") if desired (this option is switched on as default setting and can be disabled via menu->settings->show colors
- new preference selectors for additional labels and colors for the number list
- show changes dialog
Release 1.3:
New option to show photos of your contacts (taken from the phonebook) - you can disable this functionality from settings, if you don't like it.
Release 1.1:
- new functionality "send text" enables you to send SMS and use a larger font for them as well.
