How often do you stop and think you need a better phone dialer when calling someone? Most likely, not much. But now two indie developers have released an app called N Dial to bring some freshness to the otherwise stale formula.
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Ali Fakhruddin, the app's designer, took to X (formerly Twitter) a couple of days ago to tease the launch of the N Dial app. He has been actively posting updates about the app on his X account. Now, the app has become available on the Play Store today for all Android users, not just Nothing Phone buyers, to install. Our N Dial app for @nothing is ready! Coming soon to Playstore. In the meantime, if any YouTubers or tech enthusiasts want to check it out and write a review/blog about it, please DM me. Time to switch to N Dial!#Nothing #nothingphone #nothingphone2a #nothingphone pic.twitter.com/OGEAQFB3KV — Ali Fakhruddin (@AliFakhruddin13) March 12, 2024
Our N Dial app for @nothing is ready! Coming soon to Playstore. In the meantime, if any YouTubers or tech enthusiasts want to check it out and write a review/blog about it, please DM me. Time to switch to N Dial!#Nothing #nothingphone #nothingphone2a #nothingphone pic.twitter.com/OGEAQFB3KV — Ali Fakhruddin (@AliFakhruddin13) March 12, 2024
Fakhruddin refers to the app as "Inspired by nothing, by lovers of nothing.. For everyone," in the comments on the announcement post. After reviewing the Nothing Phone (2a) recently, I've been in sort of a glyph, dot-matrix mood, you might call it. So I downloaded the app and took it for a spin.
