Twitter is a pretty open platform for social networking as compared to Facebook,
so if you want to get in touch with someone over the micro-blogging
service, direct messages are the only private option you have got. OnSay is an app which brings a whole new dimension to Twitter. Using this iOS
app, you can make voice calls to any “tweep” using this app, without
having to go through any complicated procedure. Read on to know all
about this amazingly useful app.
OnSay has a pretty unique interface, but some might find it a bit too minimalistic for their liking. The best thing about the service is that you don’t have to sign up for a new account in order to use it. Just log in with your Twitter credentials, and you will be able to connect with any of your friends using the app. As the service is rather new, it is likely that you will have to invite your friends to join OnSay. This can be done by posting a tweet after adding a tag of anyone’s name, from within the app. To avoid problems, the app defines a friend as a person who you are following and are being followed by. Once a friend is using OnSay too, he or she will show up in the app’s Friends list.
To make a call you just have to tap the OnSay icon next to your friend’s name, or by using the Call button. OnSay maintains call records for all users in the Recent Calls section. You can Block a user from calling you via OnSay as well by going to their app profile page. The voice quality was pretty good in our experience, and the call function worked pretty smoothly. However, if the app is closed, no notification was displayed for incoming calls (no push notification support, we assume), which is a huge bummer, and something we hope the developers would address in future updates.
OnSay is a free app, and available for both iOS and Android.
Download OnSay (iOS)
Download OnSay (Android)
OnSay has a pretty unique interface, but some might find it a bit too minimalistic for their liking. The best thing about the service is that you don’t have to sign up for a new account in order to use it. Just log in with your Twitter credentials, and you will be able to connect with any of your friends using the app. As the service is rather new, it is likely that you will have to invite your friends to join OnSay. This can be done by posting a tweet after adding a tag of anyone’s name, from within the app. To avoid problems, the app defines a friend as a person who you are following and are being followed by. Once a friend is using OnSay too, he or she will show up in the app’s Friends list.
To make a call you just have to tap the OnSay icon next to your friend’s name, or by using the Call button. OnSay maintains call records for all users in the Recent Calls section. You can Block a user from calling you via OnSay as well by going to their app profile page. The voice quality was pretty good in our experience, and the call function worked pretty smoothly. However, if the app is closed, no notification was displayed for incoming calls (no push notification support, we assume), which is a huge bummer, and something we hope the developers would address in future updates.
OnSay is a free app, and available for both iOS and Android.
Download OnSay (iOS)
Download OnSay (Android)
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