Truecaller Updated New Features Smart Call History, New Dialer
Truecaller was developed by:
Truecaller was developed by True Software Scandinavia, founded by Alan Mamedi and Nami Zarringhalam in Sweden 2009. True dialer app on Android and Windows Phone back in 2014 that automatically adds names and photos to unknown numbers in your call history. Now the app has claimed more than 200 million downloads.
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Truecaller Version:
Truecaller has received an update to version 6.60 on Android. It is a popular caller ID. The latest app version brings in several Truedialer features; it includes smart history, availability status. Now, Truecaller is looking to gradually phase out Truedialer as a standalone app, a process that begins with the migration of its key features into the main Truecaller app.
How can it help us?
It helps us in rogue callers, and identifing unknown telephone numbers. Ther is an option to keep the number spam besides its eponymous. Now it offering a features ‘smart call history’, and showing ‘availability’ as a Skype-like feature that shows you if your friends and contacts are available before you call them. Now we can hope the app should reach more people. The most change with the new Truecaller update is built-in dialer. This means you can also now make telephone calls directly within Truecaller, though this is an entirely optional feature you can still use whichever dialer you wish these are the essential features in Truecaller app. It giving people full control your entire calling experience with just one app.
Android:
The latest update begin its rollout on Android from today itself , though it could be a few weeks before it hits all users around the world and will reach all users in the coming weeks.
How can we replace our call history?
We can replace unknown numbers with real names and faces in your call history, even for numbers that are not saved in your contacts. This means users now don’t need to save contacts on their phonebooks.