TealSpeed Dialer and Launcher
Category: Productivity & Utilities
Price: $4.99 US
Last Updated:
Fri, 6 May
Developer:
TealPoint Software
Developer Homepage:
http://www.tealpoint.com
Palm App Catalog Rating: 4.2
PreCentral.net Rating
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Description
Total downloads:
4883
Current Install Base:
Current Version:
1.3.0
Size:
6586368
Minimum OS:
webOS 1.0.0
Do you find making calls or sending messages too cumbersome? Wish the wave launcher had space for a few more apps? Are your favorite
songs or documents too many taps away?
Coming to the rescue, TealSpeed is a multipurpose speed dialer & secondary launcher screen for webOS. Use TealSpeed to quickly access your commonly used phone numbers, songs, web sites, and most applications*.
TealSpeed supports extensive customization options, and even supports optionally adding icons to the system dashboard. Like icons in the wave launcher, they can then be popped up almost anywhere, giving you instant access to apps, songs, and contacts. (* Third party applications require entering in an application's ID code from an app's developer.
TealSpeed has a built-in access to an extensive online database for most known codes) RECENT UPDATES: Version 1.3.0 Updates app to support new webOS 2 contacts data format
4883
Current Install Base:
Current Version:
1.3.0
Size:
6586368
Minimum OS:
webOS 1.0.0
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More than meets the eye with TealSpeed Dialer. I've been using it for months and I keep coming back to it as it keeps improving with eah update. It basically can become a second home-screen and launcher which can be used to launch any user defined apps, contacts, web pages, and so on. The cool and somewhat hidden aspect to it is this... NO LIMIT to the number of speed dials, app launch points, and other shortcuts that can be added to the single page card. It scrolls vertically so more info just means more scrolling to get to whatever you've added a launch point for. Note: the Screenshot shows it being used in the notifications area. I don't use it that way as it takes up too much room when using the larger notifications. You can disable notifications, and I do. I just use it as a second launcher/homescreen. I wish they'd make the icons/graphics a little more refined. They're on the heavy side instead of being minimalist and crisp. Otherwise love it! 4 Stars.
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