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Caller Name Announcer, now hear caller name everywhere
By Mei-Lin Chua
Contributing editor, apps and storefronts
The app is a caller ID announcer. When a call arrives, it speaks the caller's name so you know who is ringing without taking your eyes off the road or putting down what you are holding.
The listing points to drivers, people exercising, anyone working with both hands, and people with low vision or a disability. It is also described as free.
When a call comes in, the app speaks the name of the caller. The listing says this works for names written in any language, so contacts saved in a non-Latin script are announced too.
The spoken name needs no data connection. The developer says the app runs without internet, so the announcement does not depend on signal or Wi-Fi.
After a call ends, the app shows an after-call screen. It displays the caller ID and the contact photo if the contact has one, along with statistics about the call.
From that screen you can redial the same number or another number saved to the same contact. You can also send an SMS, a WhatsApp message, or an email, with email only available when an address is stored in the contact.
The spoken announcement suits people with visual trouble who rely on audio rather than the display. It is equally useful when the phone is in a pocket, on a stand, or across the room.
Because the name is read out, a caller can be recognised without reading the screen. The after-call options work the same way, so the next step after a call stays within the same app.
The build we hold is Announce Who Is Calling 8.4 (APK) for Android 5.0 and up.
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