According to the stats, Americans make 1 billion calls every day on mobile phones, but the experience isn’t as amazing as many would want, because from time to time, they have problems with their phones not recognizing numbers and they hardly manage their numbers, and not to mention that they rarely use WiFi calling. Facebook wanted to make some changes and brought an application, an Android-only dialer application that allows its users to make free calls over WiFi network.
Hello is the application that was built by Facebook Messenger’s team of developers, and it connects with Facebook, allowing you to see who is calling you, even if the person isn’t in your list of contacts, to block annoying people that keep calling you, to search for other people and places. When someone calls you, Hello shows information about the person behind the other line, displaying details that have been shared with you on Facebook.
Besides, you have the option to look for people or businesses on Facebook and with a simple tap, you can call them on their mobile phones, after finding out their numbers. If you receive a recommendation from your friends regarding a certain restaurant, you can use “Hello” to find its location, a contact number and to make a reservation, all within the application. If the restaurant, or any other company, isn’t registered to Facebook, you won’t find information about it, which means that you will have to open your browser and search on Google for address or phone number.
With Hello, unwanted calls from stalkers or annoying people, can be blocked. You will go to Settings to block certain numbers or you can choose to block calls automatically from blocked numbers. When you’ll block a number, you will receive a voicemail with that person’s call and you can review it later, in the recent calls.
Hello allows you to see profile pictures and other info found on Facebook and you can improve your experience using the settings from Facebook and in the application.
The application was added to Google Play, and the new version comes with bug fixes for the issue that caused the app to crash on a few Samsung models, such as Note 4; there was a glitch causing the system bar to render black instead of blue in Lollipop and now it’s fixed, as well as the issue causing the appearance of a 0 in front of some Brazilian numbers.
More about Hello you can find out by watching the video below:
source : - pressandupdate
Hello is the application that was built by Facebook Messenger’s team of developers, and it connects with Facebook, allowing you to see who is calling you, even if the person isn’t in your list of contacts, to block annoying people that keep calling you, to search for other people and places. When someone calls you, Hello shows information about the person behind the other line, displaying details that have been shared with you on Facebook.
Besides, you have the option to look for people or businesses on Facebook and with a simple tap, you can call them on their mobile phones, after finding out their numbers. If you receive a recommendation from your friends regarding a certain restaurant, you can use “Hello” to find its location, a contact number and to make a reservation, all within the application. If the restaurant, or any other company, isn’t registered to Facebook, you won’t find information about it, which means that you will have to open your browser and search on Google for address or phone number.
With Hello, unwanted calls from stalkers or annoying people, can be blocked. You will go to Settings to block certain numbers or you can choose to block calls automatically from blocked numbers. When you’ll block a number, you will receive a voicemail with that person’s call and you can review it later, in the recent calls.
Hello allows you to see profile pictures and other info found on Facebook and you can improve your experience using the settings from Facebook and in the application.
The application was added to Google Play, and the new version comes with bug fixes for the issue that caused the app to crash on a few Samsung models, such as Note 4; there was a glitch causing the system bar to render black instead of blue in Lollipop and now it’s fixed, as well as the issue causing the appearance of a 0 in front of some Brazilian numbers.
More about Hello you can find out by watching the video below:
source : - pressandupdate
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