Androids Missing Calling Card Feature Might be on its Way Finally

Calling Card for Android last year was Google’s addition to the . I’m an iPhone user, so if you already know this feature by the name Contact Poster. This lets you choose how to make incoming calls appear on your phone as the name suggests. Although it does add personal touches to an otherwise boring calling screen, it doesn’t have something Apple offers. What about setting up a card for yourself? Well, that may be a bit of’shaped up’ as Android is soon to offer this feature on Calling Card.

Android may finally let you set up your Calling Card soon

Last September, it was reported that Google was working on addressing this limitation with the new “My Calling Card” option inside the Phone by Google app. It’d be like that, so you can create your own Calling Card as it is called by other users when you call them. While the option was there, it didn’t work at all.

So far, new developments suggest that it’s getting closer to an official launch. Plus we can also watch what it will be like to feature . Searching the Phone by Google app version 204 while searching for Paraphrast? 0 . Android Authority officials were able to activate My Calling Card completely (852029473), while also finding information about how I can set it up for the first time.

The process is pretty straightforward

Google app’s Settings page will allow users to locate this within the Calling Card section of the Phone when it’ll be available. You tap Create and a welcome screen will appear once you tap the . If you want the Google account to use here, you will have to choose it. Upon the next page, you’ll have to select an image from the gallery, camera or Google Photos on the following page. As with normal Calling Cards, you can change the front and colour. After that, you can preview the Calling Card.

You can choose who will see your Calling Card everyone or just your contacts. The screen is also cropped to fit a different screen, and this preview screen tells users that the image they’ve set may be cropping for use with other screens. According to Android Authority, if someone already has your number saved and customized your Calling Card on their phone, that version of your calling card will apparently appear when you call them. When you call a and they haven’t set up – the version you put on your Calling Card for you will appear on their screen. It is a sense of this because it avoids conflict with .

But if you look at the depth of the information, it’s safe to assume that My Calling Card’S official launch is not far from being officially launched. Just hope Google doesn’t take too long to pull the plug on .