Top Best Three Android Contacts Apps for Managing your Contacts / Address Book

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Feb 17, 2016, 3:59:17 AM via Website

With more and more functions such as video-playing, video-recording, game playing etc added in the smart phones, it’s easy to forget that your MP3-playing, book reading, web browsing Android phone or tablet is still a cell phone that was originally designed to make phone calls and communicate with your friends and family. Your smartphone manages tons of contacts from your email accounts and social networks, and you may need to sort different contacts into different groups.. Some of the top address book replacement apps for when your built-in contacts app or dialer just doesn’t cut it will be introduced in this post.

1. Contacts+ – Free with In-app Purchases

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Contacts+ is a well-designed contact app for Android users. This app comes with one of the best looking and user-friendly interfaces. This good looking app also has a very gracious user experience and lets you do everything in a matter of seconds. Contacts+ employs a fantastic way or sorting contacts and groups. Your contacts list is sorted alphabetically by default, but with a twist; the top 10 contacts or so that you frequently talk to will be listed above everyone else. This makes it very quick to find and text your friends, family, and whoever else you talk to most often. Contacts+ can also alert you about upcoming birthdays and it is one of the few apps that are compatible with Android Wear watches.

In-app Purchases: $1.00 – $49.99 per item

Features:

  • Comes with a call log, messenger and dialer.
  • There are two distinct themes available.
  • Favorite contacts are displayed on the main screen.
  • Notable Feature:

Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, Foursquare and Whatsapp are integrated. You can get all the contact options at one place under one name. The app does it all automatically so no need to manually fiddle with contacts.

2. ExDialer – Free Version and Paid Version ($3.99)

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The app comes with a very small size and also features a pretty robust theme system. It also never runs in the background so no strange battery drains are to be found. The default theme looks fantastic and could easily pass for a stock Google dialer.

Another very useful feature for power users is integrated VoIP calling. If you like to use the internet to make your calls instead of a carrier’s voice plan, you can use ExDialer to manage your calls through several different providers, including Skype, Viber, Fring, and several others. On top of that, you’ll still get over 30 different languages to use.

Features:

*A wonderful and intuitive dialer.
*Storing contacts is very simple.
*Multiple themes are available on the Play Store.
*The free version is actually a never-ending 7 day trial. This means the app will ask you to purchase the paid version but will let you use the functionality indefinitely.

Notable Feature:

You can press the “#” key to perform a phone number search right from the dialer.

  1. Syncios Android Contacts Manager : Free

“-Since I got hundreds of contacts on my Samsung Galaxy phone, it is hardy to organize and edit them on smartphone with small screen. I would like to be able to easily see and edit/manage my contacts on my computer and sync them to/from my Android (two-way sync). It is possible?”

If you are an Android user, you might be experiencing the same concern. Given this situiation, you can use applications like Syncios Android Manager to easily backup, restore, delete and create your contacts from PC. This contact manager offers varying features, simply download it and follow the following steps to manage your phone contacts on PC.

Add and edit Android contacts from PC

In your Android device directory tree, click “contacts”. All contacts show up in the contact window. Click “New” to add a new contact. In the pop-up window, you are able to add name, phone number, email address, home address, set a special date, like birthday, and more.

If you would like to edit existing contact, select a item and click “Edit” from right panel, then you can edit it in the same way.

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Backup & Restore Android Contacts

Click Start Download button, those videos will be saved on computer first then transfered to your deivce. You are able to select or change the saving path.

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Delete Android contacts in batch or selectively

To delete several contacts on Android phone at a time could be troublesome. However, with this Android Contacts Manager, you are able to delete selective contacts or all contacts on one mouse click. Select the contacts you’re going to delete. Click “Delete”.

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Features:

  • A powerful contacts manager for Android and iOS.
  • Backup and restore Android & iOS contacts quickly and safely.
  • Edit contacts information such as phone number, email address easily.
  • Delete Android contacts in bulk or selectively.
  • Support backing up contacts as a .txt file.

Notable Feature:

This Syncios Contacts Manager is an all-in-one data management for iOS and Android. Beside contacts, you can also manage your photos, videos, music, books on the Android or iPhone, iPad, iPod.

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Elena Green
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Mar 21, 2016, 7:08:14 AM via Website

the syncios free mobile manager is recommendation worthy :D

it‘s free ! i like it

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Sarang Lakare
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Mar 24, 2016, 4:33:40 AM via Website

Hello Caroline, great article! You may want to take a look at InTouchApp as well - a contacts manager built for professionals (over 2.5m downloads globally; managing over a billion contacts and growing fast - disclaimer, I am the founder). Our goal is to build the TRUE Dropbox for contacts! It works no matter which phone you use (Android, iOS, BB, Windows, etc.) as well as online, and works directly with phone's native contacts storage. More here: intouchapp.com or search for intouchapp on Play store.

Our latest feature addition to InTouchApp is integrated business card management - just take a snap of your business card and it gets preserved for you plus contact added to your phone - automatically! intouchapp.wordpress.com/2016/03/10/intouchapp-business-cards-manager/

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Werf Abb
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Jul 5, 2016, 10:03:13 AM via Website

Cool, manager tool, I recommend Android Mobile Manager.

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David Burton
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Jul 20, 2016, 5:39:58 AM via Website

Caroline, I have about 10,000 Google Contacts, which works tolerably well in GMail, but is horribly slow in the Android Contact Manager. When I touch a contact to view it, it takes 15-20 seconds before it is displayed. (It's a lot worse in Lollipop than it was in JellyBean.)

Can you recommend a replacement contact manager which syncs up with Goggle Contacts, but performs better for large numbers of contacts?

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Marlene Saffan
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Sep 8, 2016, 8:58:29 AM via Website

Thank for the list! Contacts apps are very useful.

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Dam Dotosklo
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May 23, 2017, 2:15:12 AM via Website

Read the privacy policy of these apps before, if you care a little bit! If you want all your contacts interaction to be scanned and shared with 3rd parties (as seen in Contact+ privacy policy). On the other side, ExDialer privacy policy returns an empty link (404). Then go ahead, it's free :( At the moment, I didn't find any contact manager that doesn't steal you datas!

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Aston Calvin
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Aug 9, 2017, 11:36:45 AM via Website

I generally prefer Sync.ME to manage my contacts. Its free and sync all the contacts from social channels and organize it in proper manner.

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Ruby Mariah
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Aug 10, 2017, 2:26:24 PM via Website

Caroline

With more and more functions such as video-playing, video-recording, game playing etc added in the smart phones, it’s easy to forget that your MP3-playing, book reading, web browsing Android phone or tablet is still a cell phone that was originally designed to make phone calls and communicate with your friends and family. Your smartphone manages tons of contacts from your email accounts and social networks, and you may need to sort different contacts into different groups.. Some of the top address book replacement apps for when your built-in contacts app or dialer just doesn’t cut it will be introduced in this post.

1. Contacts+ – Free with In-app Purchases

![image][1]

Contacts+ is a well-designed contact app for Android users. This app comes with one of the best looking and user-friendly interfaces. This good looking app also has a very gracious user experience and lets you do everything in a matter of seconds. Contacts+ employs a fantastic way or sorting contacts and groups. Your contacts list is sorted alphabetically by default, but with a twist; the top 10 contacts or so that you frequently talk to will be listed above everyone else. This makes it very quick to find and text your friends, family, and whoever else you talk to most often. Contacts+ can also alert you about upcoming birthdays and it is one of the few apps that are compatible with Android Wear watches.

In-app Purchases: $1.00 – $49.99 per item

Features:

  • Comes with a call log, messenger and dialer.
  • There are two distinct themes available.
  • Favorite contacts are displayed on the main screen.
  • Notable Feature:

Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, Foursquare and Whatsapp are integrated. You can get all the contact options at one place under one name. The app does it all automatically so no need to manually fiddle with contacts.

2. ExDialer – Free Version and Paid Version ($3.99)

![image][2]

The app comes with a very small size and also features a pretty robust theme system. It also never runs in the background so no strange battery drains are to be found. The default theme looks fantastic and could easily pass for a stock Google dialer.

Another very useful feature for power users is integrated VoIP calling. If you like to use the internet to make your calls instead of a carrier’s voice plan, you can use ExDialer to manage your calls through several different providers, including Skype, Viber, Fring, and several others. On top of that, you’ll still get over 30 different languages to use.

Features:

*A wonderful and intuitive dialer.
*Storing contacts is very simple.
*Multiple themes are available on the Play Store.
*The free version is actually a never-ending 7 day trial. This means the app will ask you to purchase the paid version but will let you use the functionality indefinitely.

Notable Feature:

You can press the “#” key to perform a phone number search right from the dialer.

  1. [Syncios Android Contacts Manage][3]r : Free

“-Since I got hundreds of contacts on my Samsung Galaxy phone, it is hardy to organize and edit them on smartphone with small screen. I would like to be able to easily see and edit/manage my contacts on my computer and sync them to/from my Android (two-way sync). It is possible?”

If you are an Android user, you might be experiencing the same concern. Given this situiation, you can use applications like Syncios Android Manager to easily backup, restore, delete and create your contacts from PC. This contact manager offers varying features, simply download it and follow the following steps to manage your phone contacts on PC.

Add and edit Android contacts from PC

In your Android device directory tree, click “contacts”. All contacts show up in the contact window. Click “New” to add a new contact. In the pop-up window, you are able to add name, phone number, email address, home address, set a special date, like birthday, and more.

If you would like to edit existing contact, select a item and click “Edit” from right panel, then you can edit it in the same way.

![image][4]

Backup & Restore Android Contacts

Click Start Download button, those videos will be saved on computer first then transfered to your deivce. You are able to select or change the saving path.

![image][5]

Delete Android contacts in batch or selectively

To delete several contacts on Android phone at a time could be troublesome. However, with this Android Contacts Manager, you are able to delete selective contacts or all contacts on one mouse click. Select the contacts you’re going to delete. Click “Delete”.

![image][6]

[1]: https://fscl01.fonpit.de/userfiles/7215258/image/contacts-app-for-android.jpg
[2]: https://fscl01.fonpit.de/userfiles/7215258/image/exdiaeler-contacts-app-for-android.jpg
[3]: http://www.syncios.com/android-manager/
[4]: https://fscl01.fonpit.de/userfiles/7215258/image/contacts-manager.jpg
[5]: https://fscl01.fonpit.de/userfiles/7215258/image/backup-restore-android-contacts.jpg
[6]: https://fscl01.fonpit.de/userfiles/7215258/image/delete-android-contacts.jpg

Features:

  • A powerful contacts manager for Android and iOS.
  • Backup and restore Android & iOS contacts quickly and safely.
  • Edit contacts information such as phone number, email address easily.
  • Delete Android contacts in bulk or selectively.
  • Support backing up contacts as a .txt file.

Notable Feature:

This Syncios Contacts Manager is an all-in-one data management for iOS and Android. Beside contacts, you can also manage your photos, videos, music, books on the Android or iPhone, iPad, iPod.

Google contact is best option for android devices you can easily access any time to contacts if you sync them with your google account and I think google is always the first priority for everyone. Also its totally free I am using this feature since I got smart phone and face no problem till yet.

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Oleksandr Pedchenko
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Nov 22, 2017, 2:03:12 PM via Website

Nice list. I love to use exdialer.

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Brett Johnson
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Nov 22, 2017, 4:11:13 PM via Website

Nice share. Will definitely give it a shot. Features are amazing. It deserves. (Y)

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martin smith
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Dec 6, 2017, 9:23:50 AM via Website

Thanks for the list..

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Gloria Fu
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Mar 19, 2018, 11:25:16 AM via Website

After managing the contacts, you may want to manage your messages together. I always use ApowerManager to manage my contacts and messages. The contacts and messages occupied a lot of space in my phone. But when I edit or manage them in PC, I felt the two parts could be managed easily and clearly. The most special thing is that messages could be sent on PC via thia app.

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AppExperts
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Nov 27, 2018, 2:37:52 PM via Website

Contacts+ is the one which I am using to manage my contacts in Android device.

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Alex John
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Nov 27, 2018, 2:54:52 PM via Website

these apps really make easy contact managing ! thankyou

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Sam Guevarra
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Jan 3, 2019, 10:50:16 AM via Website

Hi there! Thank you so much for the list. I have also tried several applications to manage contacts luckily, I found ApowerManager app. This application doesn't only manage contacts but also photos, videos, documents and other files. You can also give it a try so that you can experience it personally.

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