Is there any app that instead of the voicemail going to the network it gets stored on my phone? It end ups costing me quite alot (0.102 a minute and theres a minimum charge, so even if i have a 30 second call it'll still charge me 10.2p). So if there was an app that saved me a couple of quid a month, that would be amazing. i've got a HTC Desire on T-Mobile (uk)
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Voicemail - Google Voice/VZW Visual Voicemail (poll) Which do you use?
View 18 Replies View RelatedI got the Droid yesterday, and I'm trying to use Google Voice *just* for voicemail. However, it seems like I never get notifications about new voicemail, unless the app is open. Also, recorded voicemail is very soft when it's played back, almost too soft to hear.
View 12 Replies View RelatedIn my notification bar at the top of my screen it says i have 1 voicemail. This notification also pops up when i turn my phone back on from being locked. However, when I check my voicemail, I do not have a new message or any saved messages either. Whats going on and how do I get rid of it?
View 16 Replies View RelatedIt is asking me for a password and I havent set anything up, I have the service, i got the everything plan, i just dont know how to get into it, i just got my droid yesterday and it is amazing, the best phone made in the history of phones, this throws alexander graham bell out of the water
View 1 Replies View RelatedI would like to put a password on my voicemail but I do not know how to do it. Help please.
View 1 Replies View RelatedI just got the Droid Eris. I am trying to setup voicemail. Only think I can find is visual voicemail. Is there a way to set up traditional voicemail?
View 4 Replies View RelatedIve got this phone almost how i want it. it reminds me every 2 minutes (vib. or ring) for a missed text and a missed call. but i got no reminders if ive got a voicemail (other than flashing LED's that are no help when the phone is in my pocket). ive looked for apps with no luck.
View 3 Replies View RelatedAccording to the docs, the following should work:
CODE:..........
But this just brings up the dialer without a number showing.
How to launch the dialer with the voicemail number (or otherwise lookup the voicemail number)?
I have google voice enabled for my voicemail, and today i had a message (from myself no less) and there is nothing on my voicemail, yet the icon is still there and no way to clear it.
View 5 Replies View RelatedJust got G-Voice and at this point, all I want to do is use it for visual voicemail. During setup, it asked me if I wanted to use my carrier's service or Google's service. I chose Google at which point I had to call a provided number that seems to initiate forwarding?
Anyway, just wondering what would happen if I choose Verizon's service instead of Google? Do you still get visual voicemail?
I've set up customized voice mails for some of my contacts. The problem is my GV is defaulting to the option that answers "Please enter the number you are trying to reach." Even when my wife enters my real number she doesn't get her customized greeting. Initially when I started GV it would default automatically to her customized voice mail. I'm not sure how to make this go back to the way it was. I hate to have everyone who calls me to re-enter my number in order to reach me.
View 1 Replies View RelatedWe've updated our voicemail up for Android...
What is HulloMail?
Hullomail is free voicemail that's yours to keep. Through a simple registration process we take your voicemails and convert them into an mp3 file and drop them into your inbox. Our technology works for any email account and seamlessly syncs with Gmail, MobileMe or any IMAP4 email account. We will soon be syncing with Yahoo, AOL and Hotmail too, so whatever email you use, HulloMail will easily sync with all of your online and mobile communications.
HulloMail Android G1 app available now
Before Christmas we released our Android client app giving you faster and easier access to your voicemail than ever before.
The downloadable app provides a simple optimised view of your voicemails. You can see a list of messages and choose which ones to listen to, without having to your waste time listening to messages you don't want to hear.
In response to user feedback, we've also improved your experience with some additional nifty features. There's now a button to toggle the speakerphone on and off so you can choose to listen to your messages privately to avoid embarrassing moments, or out loud when you're alone. Also, when you receive a new voicemail, you now get both a visual and audio alert - the audio can be customised with your sound of choice.
HulloMail announce Google contact integration
So you can't remember every phone number that drops into your voicemail inbox? Google contacts can, and we've now made HulloMail sync with it easily.
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Coming soon
New functionality will be added in the coming months including audio name and greeting management where you'll be able to record a personalised voicemail for different people using caller display information.
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I was looking for an API to send incoming calls to voicemail. I know this can be done using the Contact app that comes with any Android phones. But is there an API for this?
View 2 Replies View RelatedThe advantages of SIPdroid over symbian built-in SIP support lured me into the android-land, but I'm sort of missing two apps which I got used to on symbian: one to record all my phone calls (tho no symbian app could record SIP calls, only cell-phone calls) and the voicemail machine (where the app would pick up a call after pre-determined amount of time, then play greeting and then would record a caller's message). And I don't want to shell *monthly* fees for either of these, nor can I use GV for my voicemail.
View 8 Replies View RelatedHow can I setup google Voice to be used just for Visual Voicemail? I know it can be done but not sure how to set it up or use it. I still want to use my Verizon phone number for eveything, just use GV for VV. Also I am with Verizon will this cost anymore?
View 20 Replies View RelatedFor my work voicemail, I have to call in.
I have it programmed in my contacts (or I did on my old BB) with the pauses and password pre-entered
However, with Google Voice, this doesn't work; when I have it programmed in, GV just calls my GV voicemail...
I can turn google voice off, or change it to 'ask every time', but really don't want to.....
Does the GMail app play Google Voice voicemail messages for you all? Because when I click the "play message" link, it just opens my browser and prompts me to save "voicemail.mp3". What I want to know is... did I mess up my settings somehow, or is this how the GMail app treats Google Voice voicemail messages for everyone?
View 3 Replies View RelatedI am looking for a way to simulate or create a waiting voicemail message. I know there has a question about this that have been on the mailing-list/group here: http://bit.ly/b6ITDQ
In investigating trying to get a voicemail message simulated w/ the AVD Emulator, I tried just setting the incoming mail to "SEND_TO_VOICEMAIL" - but that does not create a message. There is not an indicator that the call was made until you check your call log (which is the expected behavior, so no complaints there).
I have looking through the Android documentation, tutorials/samples, and reference. I cannot find anything talking about creating or bootstrapping a voicemail message (and I haven't seen anything about handling other instances of a "Message Waiting Indicator").
I've looked around on a couple other message forums, like anddev.org, and haven't seen any examples dealing with voicemail. I have a Safari account and searched in the Android dev books and only find mention of the Intent URI for the Dailer (voicemail:).
If looks like when I'm trying to achieve would be done by creating a Notification and passing it to NotificationManager.notify() as done in this example article:[url]
Would PendingIntent be the Intent that I'm looking for? I'm new to the platform/api, so I'm likely just missing some knowledge on what I'm trying to do is called. I have done a fair bit of looking around, but I've reached a bit where I feel I'm going in circles.
If looks like once I could create/simulate voicemail, then I'd chance need to create a PhoneStateListener with a definition of onMessageWaitingIndicatorChanged() and call TelephonyManager.listen().
If I have missed a place to check or a resource - just point me briefly in that direction.
Are you receiving a text message from HandCent with every new voicemail? Want to make it stop?
View 4 Replies View RelatedSo its 2.99/mo for Visual Voice Mail, if I am on a family plan is that 2.99 for both lines or is it 2.99/mo per line...
View 1 Replies View RelatedI know there is a way to send contacts straight to voicemail but is there an app that can block calls or can someone please make one.
View 10 Replies View RelatedI can edit all of my speed dials execpt the voicemail (1) . It appears to be locked. I want to add a 2 sec pause and then my PW. anybody know how to do this?
View 2 Replies View Relatedwhat I would find really usefull is a voicemail greeting selector that would allow you to record different greetings for different situations, personal, business etc. Record and then title the message which then becomes selectable from a menu. Ideally linked to a button or shortcut of some kind.
For example if I am out of the office I redirect all calls to my mobile, if I am unavailable my personal greeting is used via my network provider. Not very professional and to change this every time would be impracticle.
I called my phone, left a voice message, asked someone to send me a text message and I e-mailed myself at my Exchange address.
Only the Launcher Pro icons for Phone (Missed Calls) and Messages have a count indicator of a "1" in a red circle. The Voicemail and Exchange New Message counts aren't appearing in the Dock.
I even added a Shortcut to my Exchange mail account to the Home screen and it doesn't have a count either. Those all work under Sense.
I thought I had seen some application where you can call someone and have it go straight to their voicemail. I've been looking around and haven't been able to find it. Does anyone know if such an app exists.
View 4 Replies View RelatedI have this annoying "voicemail pending" in my notification bar that will not go away. When I pull down the notification bar it says "Voicemail Pending. Tap ehere to call Voicemail. Sat, July 24, 2010." I tap it, it calls my voicemail, but it says I have no voicemail. The notification doesn't go away. Is there a way to "force" this notification to go away?
View 2 Replies View RelatedI can't get my EVO to use my google voice as my voicemail. I have everything set up correctly and have my voicemail assigned to google instead of sprint. When I try to activate my google on my phone by dialing the *28 and my number, it either gives my an error code or just rings. Does sprint allow google as your voicemail?
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1. I want to add voicemail to the dock at the bottom of each screen. When I try to change one of the icons that does not show up as an option. HELP
2. I want to put the app killer (sorry not sure the proper name, but it is the one that came with the phone) on one of my screens, but just cannot find it.
I have a samsung epic, with launcher pro.
Also where can I find different icons?
I am new to the Android system and also to the Captivate. Is there any good program out there that reliably allows you to see who your voicemails are from similar to what the iPhone offers?
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