Caller2Picture v3.0 SM

[Guest squall]

A new version of is available from handango

for those of you not familiar with this app:

Caller2Picture for Smartphone adds more fun to Microsoft's Windows Powered Smartphone devices and increase the usability by adding pictures, ringtones and animated backgrounds to the standard call notification window.

While the standard Smartphone platform devices notifies incoming calls with the caller name, company and phone number (if available from the contacts database) only, Caller2Picture adds an additional image and a specific ring tone of the contact to the information, displayed on the Smartphone screen.

Caller2Picture v3.0 for Smartphone is  fast, easy-to-use and comes with a new and improved interface that has new funtionalities that will make your incomming calls look more interesting.  

Caller2Picture is based on Intelligence2Interface i-2-i technology and therefore allows you to be used in the most intuitive and easy way.

V2R i-2-1 technology becomes the basic user interface for all V2R products in the future to give the user all advantages of the enhanced graphic displays for Windows Mobile devices.

New in v3.0:

- New and improved interface based on Intelligence2Interfaces technology

- SDcard installation

- New contact interface as a replacement  for standard contact interface

- Compatibility with the standard contacts (uses the default assigned groups, notes, webpage  and phone numbers)

- SMS and Flash SMS sending support (if the SMS has more than 160 characters will be split in several messages)

- Animated gif support

- Default picture selection for not assigned incoming calls

- WAVE MIDI and WMA rintones support

- Different rintones for different numbers within a single contact

- Different pictures for different numbers within a contact

- OTA updates for new animated gif?s via V2R PPC-Club

If you have an older version:

Upgrade information for registered users:

Every customer who purchased V2R Caller2Picture v1.0 SM (smartphone edition) before February 10th 2004, the upgraded version costs 4.95 USD or 3.95 EUR

See here for more information

[Guest mavisdavis]

:twisted: I payed over the odds for this when it was version 1.0 and it was unusable.

Why the hell should I pay to upgrade when I and plenty of others got no feedback from them at all when we complained :evil:

I certainly wont be upgrading and why should I now I got an E200 with it's built in caller display.

And what happened to V2.0

I certainly didn't get any notification from the company to let me know there was an update.

If they change my mind to purchase it they gotta do some apologizing

[Guest IronHide]

It could be worth it if it does a better job managing how much power it uses. The built in caller ID on our phones is great except for the fact that hinders battery performance. If anyone tries this out let us know how it affects battery life! :)