Now that you can make calls from your Mac (using Handoff) it needs to add a dialer in OS X. In the FaceTime app I'm able to enter any phone number and dial it, but it just seems non-intuitive.
How would you want it to work/look like? You'd still have to use your keyboard...
Wouldn't be hard to make a little dialer app that opens whenever FaceTime does.
Maybe make it look like the iOS calculator? That would be nice. Like a little popup on the side of Facetime.
This feature is pretty much unknown by the majority of the users. I can even hit numbers during a call and go through menus.
Now that you can make calls from your Mac (using Handoff) it needs to add a dialer in OS X. In the FaceTime app I'm able to enter any phone number and dial it, but it just seems non-intuitive.
Now that you can make calls from your Mac (using Handoff) it needs to add a dialer in OS X. In the FaceTime app I'm able to enter any phone number and dial it, but it just seems non-intuitive.
Totally agree. I would love a phone app that also gave us access to our voicemails, maybe via iCloud integration or something. For me, the value of being able to take calls on OS X is pretty diminished because of the fact that I can't listen to a resulting voicemail when I decline a call - I need to have my phone with me anyway to do that. I get a lot of spam calls, and therefore pretty much always decline a call when I don't recognize the number. It's handy for placing calls, but until I can listen to my voicemails, I still need my iPhone at my side, therefore rendering OS X phone calls kind of pointless for me personally.
However, I would find it a very useful feature if this were fixed. I would be able to leave my phone charging when I have my MacBook Pro in my lap at home at night and use the OS X phone call feature instead.