The G3 SmartDialer is a free mobile application that you can download to your smartphone. It allows you to make low rate long distance calls directly from your contact list, address book, phone screen or email view without having to dial long access numbers or PINs.
With just a click, the application dials your long distance number and launches the G3 service, where your call will then be routed to the G3 Network and allow you to save on expensive long distance charges from your cellular provider.
There are four easy ways you can download the G3 SmartDialer:
OPTION 1: From the official Android Market
OPTION 2: Scan the QR Code below
How to download using the QR code:
*Some QR code reader applications are available for free download at the Android Market. However, you may be charged a per download fee if you select a paid reader app.
OPTION 3: From the G3 Website
When downloading from our website, you must 'allow third-party application installation' to download the G3 SmartDialer.
OPTION 3: From the G3 Mobile Website
A QR Code (Quick Response Code) is a two-dimensional bar code specifically designed to be quickly and accurately read by low-resolution cameras on mobile devices. You can easily download the G3 SmartDialer to your device by doing the following:
*Some QR code reader applications are available for free download at the Android Market. However, you may be charged a per download fee if you select a paid reader app.
The SmartDialer is perfect for everyone who calls long distance from their smartphone. The application makes it very easy and convenient to make long distance calls directly from your contact list, address book, phone screen or email view without having to dial long access numbers or PINs. You can save on expensive long distance charges from your cellular provider with G3 Telecom's low long distance rates.
The G3 SmartDialer saves you the hassle of having to dial access numbers, PINs. With just a click, you can select a destination number directly from your contact list, address book, phone screen or email view. It's that simple. Plus, you avoid paying high long distance charges from your cell phone provider.
II. Enter your number, email and PIN (if applicable).
When to Enter Your PIN
If you have a G3 SmartCard, you may enter the PIN found at the back of the card. This will let you use whatever minutes you have on the card instead of your regular G3 account (if you have one). Leave this portion blank if you do not have a G3 SmartCard.
From your Android mobile device:
From your Android tablet:
*You must have WiFi or 3G connectivity on your Android tablet to be able to use the G3 app.
Important Reminder:
When the SmartDialer app is dialing a destination number, users will not be able to hear a key tone as Android does not provide this feature. Although you will hear nothing during this process, the SmartDialer will be in fact dialing in the background.
To ensure that you are using the G3 service every time you call long distance, always remember to launch the G3 SmartDialer app first before dialing or selecting a number from your contact list.
You should also be able to hear our automated voice prompt announce your account balance after you dial your long distance number.
Absolutely! But remember that you must have WiFi or 3G connectivity on your Android tablet to be able to use the G3 app.
From your Android tablet:
You will only need to update your profile when you first use the application and whenever you travel outside your location.
There are three (3) types of call settings you can use when calling via the G3 SmartDialer:
Dial Through
This default setting is determined by the G3 service or plan you are subscribed in. The G3 app dials your outgoing call and routes it through the G3 network.
This option is only available for Android mobile phones.
VoIP WiFi
Using VoIP WiFi lets you call without using your regular data plan. When choosing VoIP WiFi, ensure that your mobile is actually connected to a WiFi network, otherwise it will count towards you data plan.
This option is available for Android mobile phones and tablets (with WiFi connectivity).
To call using VoIP WiFi:
VoIP Data
Using VoIP Data will count towards your regular data plan. You may want to disable 3G VoIP Data calls when traveling to avoid expensive data roaming charges.
This option is available for Android mobile phones and tablets (with 3G/data plan).
To call using VoIP Data:
Pause codes are automated and carrier-specific codes that are used to instruct the receiving system to pause before entering the numbers that follow them in a dialing sequence. Most common pause codes are "p", "," (comma) and ";" (semicolon).
The majority of Android phones use "," (comma) to pause when dialing, but a few Androids use "p" (small p). If the SmartDialer should fail to dial any number, try changing the default Pause Code setting on the application. You may need to update the automated pause code to one that is specific or appropriate for your phone model.
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If you have a G3 SmartCard, you may enter the PIN found at the back of the card. This will let you use whatever minutes you have on the card instead of your regular G3 account (if you have one).
Leave this portion blank if you do not have a G3 SmartCard.
By default, it is the first 7 digits of your mobile phone number including Country Code. The access number is based on your Location ID. If you change your Location ID and select 'Update Profile,' the access number will also change according to your new Location ID.
When you Travel
Change your Location ID whenever you travel outside your city or state to ensure that the access number(s) you will be using is local to your area.
For example, if you are traveling to Toronto, you can change your location ID to '1416567':
1416 - Country code + Toronto area code
567 - first three digits of your mobile number (or any 3-digit numbers will do)
Click on 'Update Profile' to edit your Location ID. After entering your new Location ID, click on 'Update Profile' again to retrieve your new local access numbers.
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