I have a link for source code to a C# project that is a Google Voice Dialer specifically for the HTC Ozone / Maple. Is anyone willing to pick up this source code and craft it into a full blown Google Voice App with net dialing, and txt capture? I know if anyone can there developers here can.
http://blogs.credera.com/2009/09/10/google-voice-dialer-for-windows-mobile/
I promise this is not a spam link, but actual source code.
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I'm working for a research project at my school and I figured this might be the best place to ask some questions. I'm a seasoned programmer, I've worked with Java, C/C++ and C#. I got thrown onto this branch of the research project and I'm looking to tie a widget individual contact's calling information.
Basically, I need to be able to add a option to send a type of notification to said contact (e.g. Going into the contact menu and sending a text message to a specific cellular line - I need to make a custom entry there). Is there an easy way to do this?
Also where would be the best place to read up on the API with tying into the calling system and SMS system? The research, unfortunately, ties heavily into the fact that I need to be able to send information based upon phone calls received and calls being placed.
Lastly, would I be better off writing native code in C++ or does the .NET SDK allow for such access?
Thanks guys. I hope to be able to help the community out during my stint on this research project.
This is the a minor modification of the GVCallback app (found here)
The only addition is that this allows you to add a prefix filter to your settings. Which enables you to automatically use native network for local calls while redirecting all the long distance to google voice.
Just add the area code to the filter field preceded by 1. For instance, if you are in calgary, add a 1403. This will make all locals call bypass the callback functionality.
Warning: This may contain bugs, pests and generally all kind of stingy arthropods. Use it at your own risk.
Legal crap: it is GPL v3 so I'll be posting the source code once I have it in a stable state. Additionally it contains code from JSON simple (found here) and the original GV Dialer (found here)
Oh, and need I say that do not install it with any google voice callback app or be prepared for a zombie horde to invade your house and steal your cat.
Hey everyone,
I am wondering if y'all figured out if google voice can refresh itself to get text messages. My friend's phone receives text messages ONLY after she refreshes Google voice.
Anyone else have this issue or not issue, nuisance?
I don't think anybody really understands what you are asking. What phone does your friend have, and are you referring to the text messages that are forwarded to the phone from Google Voice, or the text messages that are sent directly to the phone, or something else entirely (viewing Google Voice text messages in an application or web browser)?
It's kind of hard to answer a question when I have no idea what you're asking.
As far as I know Google Voice is not capable to run on WP7. I tried it through the browser and it required a download which WP7 cannot accomodate. So yes please clarify the question and maybe we can help.
Are you perhaps talking about one of the GV apps ?
There are two (or maybe three) unofficial Google Voice apps in the market. That's what OP is asking about.
Remember those are unofficial 3rd party apps and each has their own pros and cons.
WP7 API currently is quite limited. To make full use of Google Voice capability, Microsoft need to open up API furthermore so that Google will port an official Google Voice over.
FYI, on my Android phone, the native Google Voice app is tightly integrated with phone dialer pad so that you don't need to use a separate dial pad to call through Google Voice. Also, the multi-tasking capability means Google Voice app can sit on the background to receive text messages and voice mails. These are currently not possible on WP7. One of the Google Voice app needs to setup a dedicated server (from donated funds) to support the push notification.
Three advantages about Google Voice:
* cheap international calls on your cell phone
* free SMS
* free visual voice mail.
Hello Guyz...
I am in a search of SMS application, Which Support Import Option so that we can enter number directly and scheduled option
I am having an api, but i am not able to code it, can any1 help me with this.... as there are many app on play store like way2sms and other sms site, so if any1 have the source code of it and i can just change the api, then it will be helpful for me, as i always have to login and i have to sms, and it takes long time...
hello.
i need to code a program like viber. just the call part not complete Features.
X talks and Y listen. and the opposite
how can i have free call like viber???
Ryan110 said:
hello.
i need to code a program like viber. just the call part not complete Features.
X talks and Y listen. and the opposite
how can i have free call like viber???
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If I'm not mistaken, all of these free call apps are using their own VoIP server(s) and/or service(s). You would need to host a VoIP server somewhere (physical or on the net) and configure it correctly. Keep in mind when hosting any server/service it usually costs money. The reason they are able to offer it for free is because of advertising.
There is an open source sip app for android.
Google linphone and you can find it.