Can someone explain in detail how to get a sip account and set it up on my nexus s. I have horrible service at my home and office but both have wifi. Thanks in advance.
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It depends on what you are looking for (i.e. only outgoing calls or also incoming calls) and which country you are at.
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ikuikuiku said:
It depends on what you are looking for (i.e. only outgoing calls or also incoming calls) and which country you are at.
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Preferably both. I'm in usa
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OK we don't get to do or receive calls on this tab! But reading abt other tabs having gsm but no call feature are getting incoming calls or notification!
By this I would like to bring into developers attentions and if ny source we could work over it!
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I am able to send and receive voice calls on my Wi-Fi only GTab 10.1 using a combination of GrooveIP and Google Voice. Quite a slick little solution.
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I m talking abt sim calls
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yogeshmha said:
I m talking abt sim calls
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What are you trying to do?
I want to use my tab as phone! But if that's not possible atleast wan to receive some kind of notification on incoming call
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TexTab offers this! Obviously from the name it allows you to send and receive texts on the tab too. Works quite well although occasionally I can't get my Galaxy Nexus to talk to the tab and it's quite rare that I can connect to the Nexus via the Tab, I usually have to do it the other way round but that's no biggie.
I just want to know who iz calling me
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MySms forwards sms to my tablet. Anyone running anything that does the same for missed calls?
Tablet talk app works great for both SMS and calls with caller id.
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supermanss327 said:
Tablet talk app works great for both SMS and calls with caller id.
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Well I kinda like the way mysms does it all synced without the need for bluetooth or being on the same local network..
I was wondering if there is any way to use my nexus some way some how to text (from my VZW Droid Rzr)...something like the air droid app...?
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Tablet Talk will do what you want.
Play store I assume?
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Yep.
Google Voice is what I use. You use the Google Voice number just like a cell number. Google even gives you a voice mail number.
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+1 for Tablet Talk...it's amazing.
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Google Voice is what I use. You use the Google Voice number just like a cell number. Google even gives you a voice mail number.
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As far as I'm aware, GV only works in the USA
Does anyone know if there is an app that we can use to send and receive text messages on the Nexus 7 while connected to wifi?
if you use Google Voice then there's always that option.
Cloud sms
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You can use mysms that works pretty well...
Google Voice is very good on the nexus 7
I use tablet talk. Does mms as well. Works very well
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I user Google Voice for SMS and Google Talk for chat.
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If you want to use a phone number from your cell phone tablet talk is great if you want your tablet to have its own number use Google voice
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kevin2516 said:
Cloud sms
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+1 for cloud sms
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I've been using MightyText. You install the app on your phone and set it up, then install it on the tablet. You can send/receive texts from the web or the tablet. It will push it through your phone so it's all from/to your normal number.
I just installed Mighty Text on my Nexus 7 (I already had it installed on phone and PC). Until now, I didn't know there was a tablet app. Pretty cool stuff.
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Thanks for all the responses. I'll have to give them a try. Google voice does texts? I thought Google voice was voice chat
kevman8396 said:
Thanks for all the responses. I'll have to give them a try. Google voice does texts? I thought Google voice was voice chat
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It can do voice and text just like a cell number
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I'd like to send messages from my tablet. Its unrooted ATM...
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Google Voice
Tablet talk, it's a paid app though.
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Does tablet talk capable of MMS?
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Yes, I've received pics mms and tablet talk was able to sync it to the tablet
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Google voice. You can set it up to use your cells number
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MykalDre said:
Google voice. You can set it up to use your cells number
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That I didn't know. I'll have to look into that more.
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Tablet talk also uses your cell phone number
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Cloud SMS has been most reliable for me. He is adding mms support right now. You can email dev and ask to beta test mms. Tablet talk wouldn't stay running for me and I kept missing messages. Google voice has always been horribly inconsistent for me. I just use it to make international calls nowadays.
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Mighty Text works just fine for me.