Politely Ignore Calls and Set Status to Away with New "Talk To You Later" Application from i-Mentalist.com

With busy schedules it can be very hard to manage daily phone calls without appearing to be rude or ignoring the people who are trying to contact you. "Talk to You Later" is a new, basic in concept but very useful application.

Maribor, Slovenia, March 27, 2012 --(PR.com)-- With busy schedules it can be very hard to manage daily phone calls without appearing to be rude or ignoring the people who are trying to contact you. Whether in a meeting, on a flight, or just spending some time with the family, everyone needs some time to be able to put down their phone, and live life a little. Talk to You Later is a new application from i-Mentalist, and while basic in concept it is a very useful application.

The idea behind the application is to allow you to respond to phone calls without having to actually answer them, which is a huge convenience for many of us. Once setting Talk To You Later up, there is an option to have an auto-responder on that will respond to any missed call with a message, which is perfect for times when in a meeting, or spending time with the family or any other time you're not with your phone. In addition, i-Mentalist included the ability to send a message from a predefined list after ignoring a call, so if running short on time and just can't take the call, let callers know with a simple click of a button.

Beyond being able to monitor calls on the go, i-Mentalist took things one step further and enable a junk list to prevent the phone from even ringing when those numbers call. Setting the junk list up can be done from either the call log or address book, and only takes a few simple clicks. For only 99 cents, this application is definitely something that many people will find a great deal of value in. Be sure to check it out and grab a copy for yourself if you are a BlackBerry or Android Smartphone user.
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