We have named our experiment notebook “contacts” and added a few contacts to see if it fits the criteria. It allows you to have as many notebooks as you need, and the ‘+’ symbol in the upper right corner lets you add notebooks. Notebooks app opens up as a library of book shelves. Below is a list of both simple and inconspicuous apps that do the job, and multifunctional octopuses that tap into ‘your everything’ and still let you keep your contacts the traditional way, but with less privacy. Surprisingly, it gets increasingly difficult to find an app that does not request a ridiculous set of permissions, and if you mind your privacy, you probably choose carefully what you install. Like what grandma used to have on her telephone table.‘ I want something that stores names, house addresses, telephones numbers, email addresses, cell phone numbers filed in an alphabetical order. I don’t want/need it to sync with any social media or to dial phones or take in messages/texts etc. However, what if you just want a simple app to store your contacts on a tablet, or even a smartphone, that would not tap into anything on your device – neither email, nor address book? What if you do not want an app that would synchronize with your Twitter? What if you do not use social networks at all? What if all you want is in tune with this reader’s question, ‘ I am trying to replace the functions of my paper day planner. The apps we included were versatile and all-inclusive, synchronizing your social network accounts, email and address book, and doing all sorts of things we consider streamlined. Even though we thought we had this area covered, we missed an entire stratum of Android users.
#Address book app for android for android
We have compiled a list of apps for Android that do a good job replacing stock address book and dialer, and this subject seems to be relevant for many users.
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