Start-up company Phonedeck, now launched the telephone information Cloud management application

Have you ever thought about the length of your calls, the number of times you call and how many messages you have, so you can see who has the longest talk this month, the highest frequency or remind you to call someone back? These are supposed to be the things that telecom operators or mobile phones have to do, and we don't even realize that our phones should have these features!

That's what startups Phonedeck do, which records people's calls, text messages, and data records, and then displays them on a Web page. We can manage all our contacts on this page, manage backup SMS, monitor usage, and set up reminders. When a call comes in, the Web page will be prompted, you can call back, send a voice message, or send a text message to tell the other side you will call back.

So for users, phone information management, data backup, set blacklist whitelist, etc. are much easier, and the sharing of text messages or contact information, mass messages, etc. also become simpler. All information is synchronized with the cloud server, and the data is encrypted to ensure that the user's data is secure.

Currently Phonedeck only has Android and Nokia S40 versions, and the iphone and Windows Phone 7 version are still under development. But because users are sensitive to personal data, it remains to be seen whether Phonedeck can be accepted by users.

For ordinary users, this may be as revolutionary as the way we move phone information from a paper address book to a phone address book. Our phone information will no longer be fragmented, and we can manage our contact information more effectively. We know how many calls and text messages, SMS content, frequency or length of the month. Even fuller use of carrier packages, promote social relationships with others, or regular phone calls with old friends.

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