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I reviewed Call Bliss by Clarke Hill (US$4.99) in January. It’s an alternative to Apple’s Do Not Disturb feature that extends the service with nice additions such as location awareness, which lets you block or permit incoming calls while you’re at a certain location.
I had some issues with version 1.0, and most were design-related. Fortunately, version 1.1 makes huge improvements. For starters, the introductory tutorial is much improved, as the eye-straining logo has been removed. The whole thing is significantly easier to read and more pleasant to look at.
In fact, the whole thing looks a lot better. Every screen is improved and much easier to read and understand. Kudos to the developer.
I was also glad to see that finding a contact has gotten easier. A new search box makes it easy to find just the contact you’re looking for.
Call Bliss offers more fine-grain control over which calls reach your phone and when than Apple’s own Do Not Disturb. Version 1.1 of the app is a nice step forward. If this is something you’re looking for, check it out.
Call Bliss 1.1 improves on the original originally appeared on TUAW – The Unofficial Apple Weblog on Tue, 02 Apr 2013 18:00:00 EST. Please see our terms for use of feeds.
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