Hashsoft has announced the release of Call U Later, their second application for iOS. Call U Later is a useful tool that helps people to remember to make a call or write an SMS.
"The idea for this app came from a real life need," said Tal Hashai, author of Call U Later. "I have several friends, who spend a lot of time in business meetings, that told me of all the times they have received a call from their spouse, told them they'll call back in half an hour and forgot all about it."
We've seen a lot of reminder apps before. What makes this one special is the fact that it is designated for the purpose of returning a call. When someone's at a meeting, or can't talk at the moment, he'd like to create a reminder in a very short time. Call U Later makes it possible to create a new reminder in only one click.
Call U Later offers highly intuitive user interface, designed by UI and graphic experts, with full Retina support for iPhone 4 users. The user may either return a call to a list of favorite contacts, or access the address book for full contact list.
If the user configures a reminder for thirty minutes and doesn't respond to the reminder, Call U Later will automatically snooze for another thirty minutes, until the user makes the call. After returning the call, a list within the app of recent calls will draw the item in green - or red for expired calls.
Supported Languages: * US English, Chinese, French, Hebrew, Japanese
Pricing and Availability: Call U Later 1.2 is available at the App Store, providing access to basic functionality for free. Extended features allows to define a recurring reminder, send an "Can't talk right now" SMS template, choose a custom alert sound and more. Extended features can be unlocked for $1.99 through in-app purchase.
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