BlackBerry Storm app review: Auto Redial
Dropping of calls is a very common issue and we all have experienced it with no questions asked. I’ve seen many people talking on the phone without realizing that the call has been dropped minute before. This is kinda embarrassing. To be frank, I myself have been in this situation a couple of times.
But now, you can avoid this call drop aftereffects. If you have a BlackBerry Storm, the app Auto Redial is the app you are looking for here. The app calls back the person you were talking to when the call was dropped. This saves you both time and effort to call back the dropped calls manually. You just need to keep the app alive all the time. So when you get a call, the app is activated and it monitors your call. If the call is dropped, Auto Redial calls back the number based on your specified criteria. Its as simple as that.
You can set the timer, which ranges from 0 to 10 seconds. After a call has dropped, the app waits for the specified number of seconds and redials. And one more interesting feature of the app is that it will decide whether a redial is supposed to be made or not based on the service when a call is dropped. This feature again saves you of the problem of auto redial for all calls dropped.
Auto Redial is compatible with all BlackBerry phones running on BlackBerry OS 4.3 or later. You can download the app from here.
