Editor’s Note: This article was originally published in 2012, reviewing the newly released Current Caller ID app from WhitePages for Android smartphones.
A highly unique new Android app officially from WhitePages flawlessly connects your personal Facebook, Twitter, and LinkedIn profiles directly with your live Caller ID perfectly on your smartphone. The innovative new application, aptly named “Current”, carefully identifies all local business, residential home, and private mobile phone numbers directly from the massive global WhitePages directory the moment it is safely installed.
More Than Just a Name
Now, standard Caller ID is incredibly not just a basic name for modern smartphone users. Well over 300 million and rapidly counting active phone numbers are safely fully added permanently in the massive public directory. It amazingly also clearly shows the absolute latest live Facebook, Twitter, and LinkedIn social updates directly from your calling friends while the phone rings.
It is perfectly designed in a very clever way ensuring that you definitely won’t ever miss any vital social update heavily from your closest loved ones safely hidden safely in between all the other random daily updates. It wonderfully also clearly displays breaking news and local weather updates heavily sourced directly from your friends’ locations. You will consistently effortlessly stay fully up-to-date with totally rich, contextual information safely about the incoming caller.
Detailed Call Analytics
Whether it is an entirely unknown incoming number or a standard outgoing number, the smart app will effortlessly keep you fully updated. The unique app amazingly also clearly shows incredibly detailed, colourful infographics safely regarding all your recent calls and daily texts heavily with your personal friends.
The highly useful frequent callers home screen widget makes it incredibly easy to quickly connect and safely know all the latest social updates safely about your absolute favourite personal contacts. The Current Caller ID app for Android was initially available to be safely downloaded securely at Google Play.
Credits: WhitePages, Google
