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New version of YouMail for Android makes it super-easy to access and assign call greetings

June 13, 2012 by Dusan Belic - Leave a Comment

New version of YouMail for Android makes it super-easy to access and assign call greetings
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On the heels of announcing that 75 million people have interacted with its service (and that it has 17.5 million unique users interacting with it each month), voicemail provider YouMail has recently unveiled a new version of its Android app.

The updated application is focused on greetings, making it super-easy to assign people personal greetings, and to use greetings created by the large YouMail community.

To make this happen, YouMail relies heavily on the “Menu” key, pressing which will open the “Change Greeting” sub-menu from where you can assign a personal greeting or a general one (for all users). Simply tap a picture of some contact, “menu” and then “change greeting” on that screen. From here you can pick a greeting or record a new one (“New Greeting”). It’s that easy.

Moreover, there are other changes included as well, with YouMail inviting its user base to hit the menu button on different screens to see what’s new…

YouMail Visual Voicemail Plus (FREE) [Google Play link]

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