Some news..
Hey everyone! Just a quick post to let you all know we have the latest update to Reverse Lookup coming up soon(estimated release 7/4). This update brings: background improvements a new “one click” mode, which makes it faster for those of you who primarily launch the app only to look…
New update for Reverse Lookup coming Monday 6/6. More search result tweaks and a couple bug fixes.
I have a LG Optimus S phone. Your Reverse Number app works great except on thing. It seems to have a mine of its own, when it wants to update looking a my call log. What controls the app, to lookup my call log. Is there anyway I can tell it to update it, so I can see a current listing? Jim
Hi Jim, Thanks for checking out the app. The app updates the numbers each time it relaunches, which is less frequently on newer phones with lots of RAM. So, there is an “invisible” feature that lets you force an update! Just exit the app all the way using your phone’s…
Reverse Lookup 1.9.11.5
Hi everyone. We just dropped Reverse Lookup and Reverse Lookup Plus updates onto the market. This update should solve some bugs that some users had reported as well as resolve some layout related issues. We even made the menu icons more visible for Gingerbread users. In addition, we started a…
RT @AndroidDev: Androidify yourself: https://market.android.com/details?id=com.google.android.apps.androidify
RT @ceoSteveJobs: My television has antenna issues; don’t see anyone complaining about that…
When I block a number… it shows up in my address book, beginning with the letters zz, even when I delete the numbers from my call log. Is there a way to get these number to not add to my address book?
The app simplifies Android’s built-in ability to block contacts from calling, so a contact has to be created for each blocked number. We tack zz_ onto them to ensure they stay pinned to the very bottom of your contact list. Another option, if your phone’s implementation allows, would be to…
#android RT @AndroidDev: Problem with Market sign-ins (affecting some, not all) is known; team is on it.
On Reverse Lookup and Ad Blockers
Wow. Today we published an experimental update to Reverse Lookup that stops the app from running without ads. Apparantly, a lot of you are running these blocking apps and you’re not happy that we don’t want you using our work for free. Maybe it was a little forward to prompt…
