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Call log Apps

How about an app that runs as a service and asks if you want to add notes for a call each time you hang up?

I know this is an old discussion, but there is an app that tracks all calls, displays them in 4 tabs: Incoming, Outgoing, Missed Calls, and Custom, It shows the date and time plus the duration of each call. You can also redial a number from the tabs.

Call History is Free ( and there's a purchase version)

What i like about the app too, is that now, when i hang up, ending a call, my screen doesnt stay on the call screen, i defaulted it to go direct to the 4-tab call history screen. (click the android to go to the appstore)


CALL HISTORY (by TAN)



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How about an app that runs as a service and asks if you want to add notes for a call each time you hang up?

Someone here named talk notes. Im gona try it. I want that too notes to each call.


Earlier I mentioned call log back up and restore. It also adds all my calls to my calendar which at first was annoying but now I like it. Annoying b/c it made the calednar look messy but wth its functional not pretty. So any date I can see who called me and who I called.

Peace
 
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I use CallTrack as well. It works very well and since it logs it on your google calendar, you can access the data (in case you need a particular phone number and you forgot your phone) from any PC through your gmail calendar. If you don't want to clutter your primary google calendar, just create a new one just for logging the calls (call it Call Log) as you can create and have multiple google calendars for a particular gmail account. You can also view the call logs through your stock calendar or "Business Calendar" app or "Agenda Widget" app by adding your Call Log calendar as another calendar whose events/content will be tracked.
 
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I use CallTrack as well. It works very well and since it logs it on your google calendar, you can access the data (in case you need a particular phone number and you forgot your phone) from any PC through your gmail calendar. If you don't want to clutter your primary google calendar, just create a new one just for logging the calls (call it Call Log) as you can create and have multiple google calendars for a particular gmail account. You can also view the call logs through your stock calendar or "Business Calendar" app or "Agenda Widget" app by adding your Call Log calendar as another calendar whose events/content will be tracked.

The problem with trying to send the log to another calendar setup on your Gmail account is that the app does not give you the option to identify a particular calendar for the gmail account. It only gives you the option to select from the Google logins or phone calendar. I am not sure if the paid version offers more control?
 
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I believe that you are confusing CallTrack with another app. CallTrack (asterdroid mobile) is a free app.

https://market.android.com/details?id=app.calltrack&feature=search_result

I have one gmail account with 4 calendars associated with the account (Primary or Main calendar, Work Calendar, Call Log, and US Holidays. When you launch CallTrack, click on the "Calendar" (Log calls to calendar: XXXX) setting and you can select from 5 calendars (the 4 calendars on my google account and myCalendar which is local to my phone). There is no selection for a particular Google Login. Did you setup and activate your gmail account beforehand?
 
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I use call log backup and restore and call tracker.

The first backs up to sdcard and computer (via email).

The second plots the call on a google calendar of your choosing. I setup a calendar just for my calls to be logged.


Good luck.

(still havent found an app as good as callnotes from the Palm era six years ago...)
 
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