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NEW DELHI: Truecaller has announced that its users are making more than half a billion calls per month through the Truecaller dialer app only. Truecaller also announced their global partnership with Huawei mobile phones, which will now come preloaded with the new Truecaller app in its flagship devices starting with Honor 8, to provide users with smart dialer functions right from the day they buy this new device.
The Truecaller integration will be rolled out in America, Middle East and North Africa, South East Asia and India by end of September 2016. Truecaller says that it has been optimized to work seamlessly with all devices and dialer integration will be preloaded. In addition to making calls, it will also let the user search for numbers, block spam calls, check availability and call duration, features that basic dialers do not provide.
“Today marks a great milestone for the company, as our users are making more than half a billion calls per month through the Truecaller app – this is a great testament that shows that we helping to solve daily communication problems. As an organization we are constantly innovating to address real world challenges, and have been keen to partner with next-generation industry leaders to make communication safer, smarter, and more efficient. Our partnership with Huawei is a big milestone and is the first of its kind that has only scratched the surface of the immense potential that is yet to be discovered with Truecaller,” commented Nami Zarringhalam, co-Founder & Chief Strategy Officer at Truecaller.
“As we were planning the launch of our flagship device Honor 8, we were looking for partners who can truly redefine the user experience, Truecaller was an obvious choice to help improve the native calling functions. They provide an indispensable service for millions of users each day. We are joining hands to ensure that respective brands get the best of both worlds,” said George Zhao, President of Honor.