Tuesday, 30 October 2012

Ultimate Call Screen HD Pro v7.3.4 [7.3.4] APK

Ultimate Call Screen HD Pro v7.3.4 [7.3.4] APK


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Ultimate Call Screen HD Free combines a Fullscreen Caller ID replacement, contact picture manager, call blocker, and, on top of that, sensor-base actions such as rejecting calls by turning the phone screen-down, and swipe gestures just to be sure you handle your phone any way you want to.

Licensed users can link phone contacts to Facebook profiles, and use their HD profile pictures as call screens. Also with the License comes Ultimate SMS Screen, the name says it all.

All this on the same package, working from Android V2.1 to ICS, on any resolution on any phone.

There is no limit on the number of contacts you can personalize or block on the Free version. There are no adds and no timeouts. I believe on added functionality for value, not crippling the app to force buys.

Important:
To access the dialpad and other standard functions, press "back" button while on a call, or use the enable the "swipe down" feature to do the same

Feature:

General:

No limit on number of contacts to personalize.
Apply pictures to contacts directly from your gallery, with the android "share" function. Just choose "Add to UCS"!Full Screen Caller ID

Selectively enable only for outgoing/incoming calls
Enable swipe gestures to bring up the default phone interface
Press "Back" when UCS is handling a call to jump back to your default phone interface
Choose pictures from gallery or take from camera
Image cropper with multi-touch zooming
Per-contact blocking
Preview each contact callscreen
Define a global default HD picture for those contacts you don't feel like personalizing
Optional on-screen "loudspeaker" button
Option to show/hide status bar on lockscreen
Optional haptic feedback (vibrate)
Different default pictures for known and unknown contacts
Hide parts of the call screen for cleaner interface.Call Blocker

Block individual contacts.
Global Activate/deactivate call blocking, overriding individual contact block status.Sensor based actions

Activate/deactivate sensor actions
Set the "Turn to reject" feature: Turn the phone screen-down to reject an incoming call.Pro Features:

Intercept and show SMS messages with fullscreen caller picture below. Fully themable SMS screen.
Option to make incoming SMS show above lockscreen, including turning the screen on
Dismiss or reply to sms directly from UCS SMS screen, with buttons or swipe gestures
Link your contacts to Facebook friends and use their HD profile pictures as call screen.
Setup UCS to use your current android contact picture as fullscreen caller ID.
Enable swipe gestures to answer, decline,or bring up your default phone interface
Use UCS themes to personalize your call screen even more! Different default themes for known and unknown contacts, as well as hiding callscreen elements.
Setup different themes for individual contacts
Activate the "Turn to mute ring" feature (if your hardware supports it).
Activate the "Turn for loudspeaker" feature (if your hardware supports it).
Activate the "Block all incoming calls" feature: every single call will be blocked.
Activate the "Whitelist mode". This allows you to invert the blocking selection, and all contacts NOT marked for blocking will be blocked.
Activate the "Block Unknown Callers" feature.

What's in this version : (Updated : Oct 25, 2012)

Fixed issue with proximity sensor not turning off screen during call (SGS3 and possibly other phones)
Fixed wrong call duration indication on some devices
Fixed possible issues with unknown phone callers causing rare crashes
Fixed layout issue on SMS. SMS now adjusts to the presence or not of buttons.
Added configurable font size for calls/SMS

Required Android O/S : 2.1+

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Posted By : AndroliZer on Tuesday, October 30, 2012
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