The real prototype of Google Android has been exposed, which provides us a more reliable basis to imagine the coming Google Phone. For smart phones, shape design is secondary, the key to success largely depends on whether they can get enough software support or not. Symbian platform has occupied 72.4% of the market share, and it has mature support from both software and hardware makers, so Nokia doesn't fear the competition from Apple or Google. Google knows the fact well, hence it announced 10 Million to encourage developers to develop software for Android. We have seen the first Android app before, and one game for android, now let's see another application for Android.

Sadko Mobile is a new company founded last month, like many other developers, the reason to found Sadko Mobile is to develop applications for Android. Currently, Sadko Mobile is developing a application called CallFreq. CallFreq is a Google Android based cellphone calls management app. People who have many calls usually find their "recent contact" became a great mass when using normal phones, because they only provide simple management features such as "dialed calls","missed calls" and "answered calls". While CallFreq can categorize your recent calls according to hour, day, week and month, besides its intelligent manage system will sort the calls based on dialing frequency. For example, if you called somebody many times last week, but few times this week then CallFreq will automatically categorize the contact into "week" and "month" rather than "hour" and "day".

To make it's easier for people to understand what CallFreq works like, Sadko Mobile made a live demo for trial.



you can touch(click) one of the contact, demo will stimulate the calling process:



The style of calling screen theme of Android is a little similar to iPhone. Though it looks like a small application, indeed it's very useful. Few phones can manage the calls records so intelligently. CallFreq is designed for Android, but obviously most phones require similar applications, including iPhone.

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(Thanks Yee so much for the great translation! 原中文版见此)