Assuming you have a KitKat ROM, official or custom, on your phone and you are rooted, you can install the APK or download the flashable zip and be done. As long as you have root, you will be able to make calls as well as internet searches from the dialer. Without root you won’t be able to make calls, which kind of defeats the purpose of a dialer in the first place.
If you install the APK, you need to move it to /system/priv-app and then set the permissions on the APK to 644 after you’ve moved it. You can do this via a shell or file manager app. If you opt for the zip, just flash it through a custom recovery. Once you’ve got the dialer installed you may need to use a launcher to assign an icon to the app. Android Police suggested using Nova, long-pressing the home screen, selecting Shortcuts > Activities > Google Dialer, tapping it and selecting the first Phone in the list to create a shortcut on the home screen. You’ll still need your current dialer enabled so you can receive calls.
APK: com.google.android.dialer-1.01.apk
ZIP: com.google.android.dialer-1.01.flashable.zip
Have you tried the KitKat dialer on your phone? Is it worth the extra effort to install it?
KitKat dialer for any smartphone
Via : OpenAndroid
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