Callism: dialer for iPhone with smart sorting contacts and intuitive control

Smartphones have recently become incredibly powerful devices that can work with the Internet, e-mail, games and other variety of applications. Nevertheless, it is the same mobile phone, just like everyone else, and so he is able to call, though sometimes we forget about it.

The App Store is quite a few good prilozheniy- "dialers". That's too bad, considering that voice calls - one of the most important functions of the phone. But it seems a worthy alternative to the standard dialer is still there - it Callism application for the iPhone with a nice design and interesting features. Let's see what it is like.

On the main screen you will see a grid of "circles" - this is your contacts. They are sorted depending on how often you make calls to a particular number. This means that on the first screen you will have a list of the most "caused" the contacts in your address book. However, on the same screen is placed only 6-8 of contacts, which is less than in the standard dialer, but it is still comfortable.

To start a call, enough double tap on the desired contact you. Quite quickly, does not it? Like e-mail clients, and other productivity applications are supported gestures. By means of swipe at "circles" of contact, you can set yourself a reminder to call, see the contact details or add tags to a contact.

If you click on the top left corner of the screen, a list of tag with your contacts. Someone said grouping contacts an exercise in futility, but it seems to me that it allows more convenient to sort the phone book, especially if it has a lot of contacts.

With the help of tapas on the bottom right corner, you can open the keypad T9, which allows you to quickly find the desired number or contact in the phonebook from matching letters and numbers. It is worth noting a very unusual font numbers on the dial pad.

Despite the strange font, Callism - very handy application, which is nice to call. T9 keyboard, logical sorting contacts by frequency of calls, intuitive operation and consistent design in the spirit of iOS 7 - all this will make you not pass this really good application. I think it might be a good alternative to the standard "dialer", especially as the price for this very favorable - only a dollar, try.

Callism in the App Store (33 p.)