When making a phone call on your BlackBerry do you ever get fed up with having to use the small hardware buttons to type out the number? I know I do. Here's the solution if you own the BlackBerry Bold 9900/9930/ P'9981 or the 9790 - easyDial.
easyDial will let you use the touchscreen display on your device as a number keypad, giving you a bigger and easier way to key in those numbers. The app actually got a wee update to version 2.0 and is now BBM connected meaning that if you are on a phone call your BBM contacts will be able to tell you are busy - genius!
As the app is new and if you just want to give some feedback then fear not as you can email Milton, the developer who will answer your questions ASAP - [email protected] He's a jolly nice chap.
easyDial will set you back $1.99 and I'm finding it a pretty useful app even though I don't make many phone calls. Why not give it a try? It's pretty cool.
Check out the video below of the app in action.
More information/Download easyDial for BlackBerry smartphones
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