I'd like to detect sms incoming and outgoing automatically from my application at background whenever this app is opening or not. how to code?
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I havn´t been able to find out, how to detect the event (if there are any), when an outgoing call is answered - does anybody know how to do this?
View 3 Replies View RelatedI have seen, using search, that this question has been asked already in this forum, without answer. To ask again: How can I detect when outgoing call has been accepted ?I can detect when outgoing call has been started using BroadcastReceiver. I can detect when call has ended using PhoneStatusListener. But there is nothing more except this two notifications.Internal phone application detects this event, my HTC magic (running standard cupcake) vibrates shortly when other party accepts call.So is it possible to detect this event in 'cupcake' or 'donut'. If not where can I post feature request to android OS developers to include this notification in next API revision.
View 2 Replies View RelatedOnce ACTION_NEW_OUTGOING_CALL has been broadcasted, I need to capture the following event of the other party answer. Could you advice on how to achieve that please? I know it is possible as the android dialer app changes the green android icon to the person's photo excatly when they pick up. I've had a look at the source of the app on Android handling the outgoing calls.
View 1 Replies View RelatedI am not able to detect when outgoing call has been answered, I have registered BroadcastReceiver for PHONE_STATE broadcast, but onReceive() gets called only when number is dialed and when call has ended.If it is not possible with current API (1.5 or 1.6) please enlighten me ?
View 2 Replies View RelatedI'm a newbie android developer, I'm trying to develop an application; a background service which listens to incoming/outgoing calls/messages.
View 1 Replies View RelatedI want to block incoming and outgoing Text (as well as email). I am using the broadcast receiver that is not blocking the text but its blocking the outgoing calls.
Here is the piece of code that blocks the SMS.
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I want to record the outgoing and incoming call. Can some one tell me. Is it feasible or not ?
View 4 Replies View RelatedI just went through the API and found nothing to intercept incoming and outgoing email messages.
View 7 Replies View RelatedIs it possible to disable SMS received and send notification in status bar ??
What is the procedure to do this ?
how should I create a service that would keep on running in the Background and listen for incoming and outgoing calls? I don't want the service to die at any point in time.I have created a Broadcast Receiver in my service class that is set for ACTION_PHONE_STATE_CHANGED action.In my BroadcastReceiver, I have set up a PhoneStateListener that would listen for changes in phone states.Is this the right approach?
View 3 Replies View RelatedAbout once a week I need to do a battery pull on my DROID because both incoming and outgoing calls are silent. I'm not sure if the caller on the other end can hear me or not.In the meantime, I've switched my vocoder options back to the factory default to see if maybe that helps. Really, it's a shot in the dark, but it's a start.
View 13 Replies View RelatedIs anyone having trouble with contact names coming up on incoming or outgoing calls. Do I need to have the area code in for all of my contacts?
View 3 Replies View RelatedI own myself an I7500 (firmware V 1.5 Baseband V i7500 xxii5)
my question is if there is a way to see the total time of my incoming and outgoing calls?
in the call log i can see the duration of each call but there seems not to be any way to see the total time for all ofmy calls...
any ideas - apps that i have not found or thought?
How to intercept incoming calls by adding a prefix like 19299 on incoming, and * on outgoing.
I have built and compiled an .apk file witch force closes for no apparent reason on launch. When compiled it compiles without any errors.
Is it even possible to monitor incoming calls on public API level? Or is that an API that is closed off? if the API is available, is it then possiblo to add said prefix both on incoming and outgoing calls?
I have a HTC Hero running the latest 1.5 software off of HTC site. One thing I have noticed, is that if I have any photos associated with a contact, the photo is heavily pixelated when it is displayed via an incoming/outgoing call.
I am using Gmail Sync to push email, calender and contacts. If I use the Pre or iPhone, then it shows up fine.
Is this a known bug? I have tried re-creating the image on the Hero - but once I select the area, it pixelates it again.
Is possible in android, detect the latitude and longitude from Incoming Call?
View 12 Replies View RelatedI'm working on an application that does something during a call. So I understand I need to use a service. But how does my application detect that a call is incoming or the call is answered or whatever before I launch the service?
View 3 Replies View RelatedI can use this code make outgoing call.
Intent dial = new Intent(Intent.ACTION_CALL); dial.setData(Uri.parse("tel:5556") );
context.startActivity(dial);
But how to detect call pick up the call or refuses to answer?
I tried PhoneStateListener but not working.
I have gone through many threads in this group about avoiding the use of everlasting Services, Timer/TimerTask sleep issues and detecting phone calls, but not finding the answers I am looking for this app, I will really appreciate any help you can provide me. I am working on an App to detect incoming calls and when the call time is equal to 5 minutes indicate the user by vibrating the phone. In my strategy I am creating a Receiver that listens for RECEIVE_BOOT_COMPLETED action and launch an everlasting Service which sets up a PhoneState Listener.
1) Is there any other strategy to be always listening for incoming calls and thus avoide to using an on boot created Service? (besides the Service eventually gets killed and I am not able to detect incoming calls) A first approach I took here was setting up a Timer and TimerTask when CALL_STATE_RINGING state was detected and after 5 min (if the call continues) vibrate the phone for 2 seconds. However sometimes the timer phone vibrates after an hour a call was placed (the vibration happens in the run() TimerTask method. I know Android can go to sleep and that could be the reason my timer is not run on time but 2) How can Android be slept if I am in a call? Is the call just handled by the modem or how come? Next, to overcome this issue I tried preventing the Service from going to sleep by putting it in foreground state calling startForeground (NOTIFICATION_ID , notification), still the same behaviour the timer is run long after the call was placed 3) does startForeground prevent Android going to sleep or it is just aimed to keep the Service's process in memory? 4) A wake lock would do this job ? (I have not tried this) Encouraged by many post I tried using an Alarm and it works (thought I do not want to use it because I think it should be possible to accomplish with something lighter) but when the phone vibrates it just keeps vibrating till I remove the phone from my cheek (the screen is turned on again) 5) Why? Is it that Android started vibrating the phone and then went to sleep? so the vibration is turned off when Android awakes, when the screen is turned on again? 6? Ideas of how to stop the timer?
I know this is not the good forum to post my question, but I need help and I spend 3 days to try to find solution ,but no way:(. I'm trying to develop application that can answer incoming call automatically.
In my code I use the intent "Action_Anwser" but it's seem not work.
The snippet of my code
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Is there a way to automatically answer an incoming cell call from an android application? I know it can be detected etc. but can it be programmatically answered?
View 1 Replies View RelatedIn the source of Android I found programs written in language C ("dsp_core.c" and "dsp_dtmf.c") which are capable of decode DTMF. I've recorded (amr file) with my phone a conversation in which the one I'm calling dials DTMF tones from his cell and I would like to use the program to detect those tones and that my phone automatically calls the number that he dialed. My problem is I don't know how to use those two programs with the amr file I've recorded. If you need the programs because you haven't downloaded Android code source tell me and I'll send you them
View 4 Replies View RelatedMy Gmail account works great, and I have my aol and yahoo acounts set up no problem (well the yahoo was a little problem but got it to work so thats all that matters). I have 2 other email accounts that no matter what I do I can not get them to work. One is my works email which is handled by a company called network solutions. I can get the incoming server setup fine but I can not get the outgoing to work. The other is my school email which is some sort of msn email account variation (username@email.itt-tech.edu which i log into through msn.com). I cant get anything to work for this accuont.
View 3 Replies View RelatedI have an AIDL service that is intended to be used by both out-of- process remote users and in-process local users. As a result, my common interface methods will either be invoked on the UI thread or in a binder background thread. The logic between the two is not the same. How do I distinguish between these two cases?
View 4 Replies View RelatedFor example, will this result in any performance gain:
-- public static final boolean DEV_MODE = false;
if(DEV_MODE){ // log stuff, compute debug values etc. }
When I get in my car my phone pairs with my Parrot so I can make and receive calls without using my phone. My HTC Magic pairs with the device fine (it does take 5 mins or so to sync fully) and I am able to see my contact list and make calls from it without any problems. It puts the audio and the microphone through the Parrot system and its fine. The problem occurs when I receive a call unfortunately. The Parrot system realizes I have an incoming call and cuts out my radio / cd in the car and rings as it should do.
Unfortunately my phone also rings and when I accept the call (on either the phone or the parrot) it doesn't automatically put the call through the parrot. I have to use the phone and manually set the call to go through the bluetooth, which as you can appreciate is a bit fiddly whilst trying to drive. I've had a look round for an app that sorts this, and checked the bluetooth settings on the phone but I've not been able to find anything as of yet that will solve the problem.
Is there any way to detect whether an android phone is in sleep mode (screen is black) in the code?I wrote a home screen widget. I don't want the widget gets updated when the screen is black to save the battery consumption.
View 1 Replies View RelatedI have a problem with an HTC Desire. I have an emailaddress that does not require authentication for the outgoing mail. I've unchecked the "authentication required" tickbox and saved the settings.
Somehow the phone automatically resets the Authentication setting and there I can't send email.
My question: how can I prevent the Desire from automatically place a checkmark next to "Authentication Required"?
Is there any one has an experience on converting the code from the sample-kube to a magic cube? How to detect the position I click is the "small cube" object?
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