
FutureDialer: ergonomic dialer for single-handed use, with fast T9 contact search
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This dialer app is designed for easy one-handed use, with buttons positioned for thumb accessibility. It offers fast T9 contact search and can be flipped for left or right-handed operation.
What's New in FutureDialer
1.0
February 11, 2016
This app has been updated by Apple to display the Appleย Watch app icon.
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FAQ
How does FutureDialer improve one-handed use?
FutureDialer features an ergonomic button layout specifically designed to be accessible with a thumb, minimizing the need to reposition the phone during use.
Can FutureDialer be used with either hand?
Yes, the interface can be flipped for use with either the right or left hand by tapping the button with two arrows.
How does the T9 search in FutureDialer work?
The T9 search allows for fast matching of contacts by the first few letters of their first name, last name, or organization name. For example, 'Jo' or 'J A' can match 'John Appleseed'.
What happens if multiple contacts match my search in FutureDialer?
If multiple phone numbers are matched by your text input, pressing the phone (red) or text (yellow) button will display a list of matching contacts. If only one match is found, it will directly initiate a call or text.
Does FutureDialer support calling international numbers?
If your search string starts with a digit or a plus sign, the app automatically switches to digital mode, which can be used for dialing numbers directly, including international formats.
How do I clear the search string in FutureDialer?
To clear the entire search string, simply hold the Clear button for one second.
What devices is FutureDialer compatible with?
FutureDialer works on all iPhones starting from the 4S model. The design has been adjusted for the 6/6S to maintain the same physical button size.
Is FutureDialer available for Android devices?
Based on the provided information, FutureDialer is designed for iPhones and iPods, and compatibility with Android devices is not mentioned.





