Here ya go 
i could have took more but i figured this was enough
i could have took more but i figured this was enough
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Dialer app "ATAKEPHONE" it will change the way you use your phone to make calls!
- Thread starter Corinacakes
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you can just go to the developers site and download it there for free
I used to use this all the time on my Treo and Centro phones and I loved it. I will have to check it out for my Droid.
If you go to the developers site, you can download a 30 day trial for free. The website is ShSh Software
:shocked: you don't? interesting!
I've been using this for a couple days and think it has a lot of potential:
*The dialing screen is more functional than the stock phone app -- from the dialing screen the following are only one touch away: last call, any "favorites" that have images associated with them; T9 search for contacts. Additionally, it has the same links to "call log" and "favorites" as the stock app.
*One-touch speed dialing of favorites based on their numerical position in the group of favorites. Since I started reading these forums in November there have been many threads from new users asking how to do a straight-up long-press numerical speed dial like they had on their old phone. This app does that.
*Re the post above about not having a "contacts" tab -- for some people, including me, the T9 contact search is quicker. With the stock contacts tab you have to scroll. I often mistakenly scroll past where I want to stop and then I end up scrolling up and down. This OS's insistence on sorting contacts by first name complicates the situation. Typically just three taps on the T9 keyboard brings up the contact I'm looking for.
Different strokes for different folks, I guess.
*The dialing screen is more functional than the stock phone app -- from the dialing screen the following are only one touch away: last call, any "favorites" that have images associated with them; T9 search for contacts. Additionally, it has the same links to "call log" and "favorites" as the stock app.
*One-touch speed dialing of favorites based on their numerical position in the group of favorites. Since I started reading these forums in November there have been many threads from new users asking how to do a straight-up long-press numerical speed dial like they had on their old phone. This app does that.
*Re the post above about not having a "contacts" tab -- for some people, including me, the T9 contact search is quicker. With the stock contacts tab you have to scroll. I often mistakenly scroll past where I want to stop and then I end up scrolling up and down. This OS's insistence on sorting contacts by first name complicates the situation. Typically just three taps on the T9 keyboard brings up the contact I'm looking for.
Different strokes for different folks, I guess.
Wow 3#'s??! That's a lot of dough for an app that might suck... I know you guys like it and all, but that's a bit excessive. Also for us that live in the US, we have money exchange rates and other related fees b/c of the currency differences, so that app will cost approx $10USD... Not that important for me.
You have 24 hours to try it and get a refund; don't forget that. And at the current exchange rate it would be $4.46717. Cheaper than most hamburgers.
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It was $4.56 U.S. My bank hit me for an additional $0.14 "international purchase transaction fee." Still less than a 6-pack of beer that doesn't suck.
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