Address Book for Android from Asurion Mobile

Tomorrow Asurion Mobile is releasing new Android application called AddressBook. Address Book App like this has not been seen in Market Store yet. This address book ties most popular social networks such as Twitter, Facebook, Youtube or Flickr with your contacts. With this Address Book you get more functions than your standard Address Book.  You can download this address book via Get Address Book

Some Key Points:

• MixIns – gives users a choice of the content and services they want to build to get a complete view of their relationships and drive their personal communications. Social networking feeds, photos, videos, games and more can be added directly into the contact views of the address book.

• Smart Contacts – allows contacts in the address book to be turned into mini-applications, giving users quick access to the services and information they need when on the go, such as directory assistance, local search, reservations and customer service.

• · Instant Notifications – enables users to view updates from all of their social networks even before they open their address book via the Android notification screen. Users can customize the frequency and content of alerts to include different types of updates, from new photos on Facebook to new followers on Twitter.

• Simple interface – allows users to communicate with the contacts in their mobile phone from one place, with one touch, any way they choose. Users can tap to call, comment, text, tweet, post, email, IM or update their status, for example.

Here are some screenshots that you can visualize how Asurion Mobile Address Book works:

This is your Favorites (callers) quite different from what Android users have. You can see  contacts social network accounts and also latest status update.

You can see Lisas latest tweets, call her, add her to favorites and more, see the image below.

Best part I liked for past week was the notifications, I get all notifications from my friends that are on the contact list. How cool is that?