To use the dcRedial Android app, all you need to do is click on the app icon to launch the redial app, then click on the number or contact you want to call back. The dcRedial Android app will automatically look in your contacts and display their name and number type (e.g. (M) for mobile, (W) for work, etc.). If dcRedial can't find a contact associated with a number, then it will just display the number.

For the dcRedial Deluxe version, you can also do a long press on the phone number or contact to get a context menu that will allow you to call them, view their contact (so you can send them a text/email or call them at a different number, e.g work vs mobile) or view the call logs (so you can find a number that's deeper in the logs).

The dcRedial Android app is most useful when you add a shortcut to it on the home screen, so that you don't have to open the app drawer everytime you want to use it. To add a shortcut to it on most Android phones, you can either do a long press on your home screen wherever you want the shortcut to appear or click on the menu button while on the home screen.

Please enjoy the dcRedial Android app and let us know what you like or don't like about it: report bugs, ask questions, make suggestions.

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