Keypad for Mac1.10.5

Name: Keypad
Price: .99 $
Rating: 5 (1 reviews)

10 July 2017

Numerical keypad for phone calls and Continuity (was Continuity Keypad).

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What is Keypad for Mac

Keypad (was Continuity Keypad) allows you to dial phone numbers on your Mac, and place the call via your iPhone utilizing the FaceTime App in Yosemite. With Keypad, you can either manually enter a number to dial, or search your contacts with just a keystroke. Additionally, Keypad has a Notification Center widget, which allows you to dial numbers from anywhere in OS X.

Features

Beautiful transparent design
Dial numbers that aren't in your contacts
Redial the last number
Save a number to your contacts
Search your contacts by starting to type a name (optional)
Use letter keys to dial vanity numbers (optional)
Dial tones (optional)

What's new in Keypad

Version 1.10.5:

Major graphical bug fixes
Updated Today View widget for macOS 10.12 Sierra

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2 Reviews of Keypad

Annie-Walker

03 November 2014

Version: 0.5.6

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Please don't do that: post a five star ★★★★ ★ rating, no comments, no review; and this is your very first time "reviewing" anything but mom's apple pie. This version was released today (11/03/14) at v. 0.5.6 Your "no comment" post is for Version 0.5.5 on (11/02/14), yesterday. When you do this you waste everyones time, especially when we think, with good cause, that you're the developer. No one likes to feel "duped" (by seeing a 5 star rating, coming in to check it out, and find out we’re smucks.). Don't stop me, I'm on a roll…. Good grief, C. Brown

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Libertyforall1776

06 December 2014

Version: 0.5.6

Nice tool to have! Also for older Mac, you can get Continuity working with the Continuity Activation Tool! MU should list this tool too! https://github.com/dokterdok/Continuity-Activation-Tool/

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Annie-Walker

03 November 2014

Version: 0.5.6

Please don't do that: post a five star ★★★★ ★ rating, no comments, no review; and this is your very first time "reviewing" anything but mom's apple pie. This version was released today (11/03/14) at v. 0.5.6 Your "no comment" post is for Version 0.5.5 on (11/02/14), yesterday. When you do this you waste everyones time, especially when we think, with good cause, that you're the developer. No one likes to feel "duped" (by seeing a 5 star rating, coming in to check it out, and find out we’re smucks.). Don't stop me, I'm on a roll…. Good grief, C. Brown

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