The phrase "a dialer" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a device or software that dials phone numbers automatically or manually.
Example: "The telemarketing company uses a dialer to increase their call efficiency and reach more potential customers."
Alternatives: "a phone dialer" or "an auto-dialer".
Since he cannot precisely hit a button on a touch screen, Mr. Raman created a dialer that works based on relative positions.
The movie makes much of a certain night in the late 1970's when Bundy talks a dialer in distress out of killing herself, keeping her on the hot line long enough for paramedics to arrive.
When users tried to view pornographic images on the sites, their computers were connected to an outside server using a "dialer" program that disconnected them from their Internet service provider and reconnected them through long-distance telephone calls to Ghana and Madagascar.
Just hop into the app and slide a dialer.
A dialer system allows buyers to bypass credit cards altogether and pay with their phone bill, or on a separate bill.
Yes, you can use it as a dialer and data grabber with Bluetooth phones, and, of course, you can read a number from the screen and punch it into the phone's keypad.
You also get several tools: a stopwatch, a telephone dialer and something called G Mail.
Coupled with three types of predictive keyboards, a smart dialer and a redesigned contacts list, the Acer user interface makes using the smartphone an efficient and delightful experience.
Positioning: The initial product was a Call Dialer that helped an inside sales rep crank through a prospect list.
Android 4.4 KitKat's new features include a new launcher, a new dialer that incorporates search, Hangouts with consolidated text, video and MMS, new HDR+ software for cameras and deep app linking for Google search.
The culprit is a telemarketing tool known as a predictive dialer that makes several phone calls at once but connects a sales representative only to the first person who picks up.
