Sadko Mobile: Copyright Notice

24.12.2007
Open Handset Magazine: CallFreq, Dialer that knows better
Sadko Mobile is one of the companies created after Android launch to create applications both for mobile devices and for desktops and servers interacting with such devices. Their first application CallFreq is small but useful. It allows using filters to list the contacts that you have most frequently dialed, instead of listing all your contacts...

21.12.2007
Abava Technical Corner: Fairy Tale (in Russian)
... on the outskirts of Moscow, according to the Google map on the website - right by the Troitsa Lykovo Cemetery. :-) Sadko - a Russian company that develops Android applications.
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21.12.2007
Webplanet by Alexandr Mozhev: Russians become handy with Android (in Russian)
Russian boys just cannot wait: company Sadko Mobile just released CallFreq software that keeps track of calling stats and allows to speed up dialling most popular numbers...
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21.12.2007
NewsRu.com: Russian programmers created the first programs for Android mobile platform
Yuri Ammosov, founder of Sadko Mobile, wants to create a software suite for the phone that would take into account the specific mobile behaviour: "people use phone differently from a notebook PC", says he...
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21.12.2007
Vedomosti by Roman Dorokhov: Russians write for Google (in Russian)
First programs for Google Android mobile OS were released in Russia.The idea of developing such a system belonged to Google: according to corporations's vision, Android was expected to make internet browsing on mobile phone simpler. The emulator of this OS that runs on a regular PC, and development tools were released by Google on November 12. A month later, Sadko Mobile, a company from Moscow, released CallFreq software that runs on Android; it keeps track of calling stats and allows to speed up dialling most popular numbers...
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20.12.2007
AndroidGuys: Sadko Mobile Says 'Get Your Freq On'
Another new Android application has found its way onto the internet. CallFreq, is a new generation of a phone dialer that filters for user the most relevant contacts. At present CallFreq retrieves contacts based on frequency of incoming and outgoing calls over a period from one hour to one month. At least according to their site. It's a pretty cool concept when you think about it...

20.12.2007
Gseeker by Ken Wong: CallFreq: Google Android based call management application (in Chinese)
Sadko Mobile is a new company founded last month, like many other developers, the reason to found Sadko Mobile is to develop applications for Android. Currently, Sadko Mobile is developing a application called CallFreq. CallFreq is a Google Android based cellphone calls management app....
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19.12.2007
Productio Ad Absurdam by Constance Reader: First Google Phone app is out
And it seems to be a very useful one. CallFreq sorts your contact list by the frequency of phone calls, which is much more efficient than sorting alphabetically through many contacts you rarely use to get to the one you call every day.

12.19.2007
GigaOm by Om Malik: No Google Android Yet, But CallFreq Is Ready
Despite the fact that the first Google Android-based handset isn’t going to hit the shelves till late 2008, and there are reports of some bugs, developers have started to tinker with Android, and have started coming up with applications or application concepts. Maybe it’s the $10 million contest that’s got the tinkerers tinkering. Regardless, check out this one, called CallFreq...

12.19.2007
Venturebeat by Eric Eldon: CallFreq: An Android application that’s readier than Android
One week after the Google-led Android mobile software platform introduced a way for developers to start building their own applications for it, here’s one that’s already available. It’s called CallFreq, built by Moscow, Russia-based Sadko Mobile...