Anyone know how to edit and or delete phone numbers in a persons contact info. I have to cell phone numbers for them and i need to delete one but can't figure out how.
Bring up the contact....
Menu ----> Edit ----> press the X next to the number you wanna delete
Thanks but im still having a problem. The contact is linked to gmail and fb. When i click on edit all the numbers do not ahow up so i can't delete it. But when i just view the contact all the numbers are there. When i click edit the only number that shows up is the number that i want to keep. I want to get rid of the other number that fb is giving.
The number that FB is showing is something you can't get rid of. That number is something that person is still displaying/listing on their Facebook profile. Therefore HTC Sense/Facebook thinks its a perfectly valid number.
The only way to remove it would be to unlink their Facebook profile from their Contact profile on your phone.
Or you can tell your friend to update his/her profile with correct information.
Thanks man.
Has anyone tried using Gizmo/SIP in conjunction with 'google voice' and 'google voice call back' app? If you have myfaves on tmobile, you can get unlimited free calling using just google voice. However, if you dont have myfaves feature (like me ), there is a complicated or not so complicated workaround which can give u free unlimited calling on 3g.
so who has tried this and how was your experience?
sLiKK said:
there is a complicated or not so complicated workaround which can give u free unlimited calling on 3g.
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Instructions?
thanks
This thread here provides step by step instructions.
sLiKK said:
This thread here provides step by step instructions.
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That thread is outdated.
pbxes.org has direct peering with google voice. It's much, much easier to set up now.
I posted some instructions here
http://androidforums.com/android-applications/252222-google-voice-pbxes-org-sipdroid-free-calls.html
You just need google voice installed, then download sipdroid from the market and it pretty much sets everything up automatically from there.
Quick Summary of the directions.
Get a google voice number and install google voice app.
Install sipdroid (free in market)
Run sipdroid and click the link at the bottom that says new PBX linked to my google voice
Verify your google voice account email is correct and enter your google voice password below (yes, you are giving them your password). Enter your pbxes.org password below that (that's creating a new password, so it can be anything).
Click Configure or Save. I don't recall exactly what it says at that step.
You might need to go into google voice->voice settings->phones and make sure you have a google chat account there and that it's enabled for forwarding.
Make and Receive VoIP calls using sipdroid. When you make outbound calls, your google voice number will appear as the caller ID. With inbound calls, as long as you have google talk checked off as a forwarding number in google voice and you have sipdroid running, sipdroid will "ring" and you can answer the call over VoIP.
Call history will appear in Google Voice AND on pbxes.org (even if sipdroid isn't open).
You might also have to check off the 3g option if you want to to work on 3g as well as wifi.
get magicjack and you can run a software hack to get your sip info from your magicjack device, then you have unlimited calls over wifi and 3g for only 20 bucks a year.
proresearch said:
get magicjack and you can run a software hack to get your sip info from your magicjack device, then you have unlimited calls over wifi and 3g for only 20 bucks a year.
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Except that MagicJack is garbage.
I have used Gizmo with GV and it works pretty good. Also used Sipgate with GV and that works good as well. That is for people who doesn't have a Gizmo account. Just make sure that all your phonecalls are made with GV when dialing out.
Also you can use Gizmo or Sipgate in conjunction with Sipsorcery, and setup your homephone if you have a PAP2T-NA and you can get rid of your homephone. I think that is where the nice value is.
I beg to differ Magicjack calls were alot better than sipgate.
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So gizmo5 has been down for new user sign-up for over a year now. Unless someone knows something I don't in which case please share!
Whitehawkx said:
So gizmo5 has been down for new user sign-up for over a year now. Unless someone knows something I don't in which case please share!
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I've seen them on ebay. But, no point, really if you do it the updated way with GV and Sipdroid app.
Im trying to setup GV with sipdroid. I followed the steps. BUt The notification bar has a messege from sipdroid that says "[email protected]
Registration failed (404 not found)"
I tried making calls with sipdroid but its not working either. Also, the red dot in the notification bar is in red color ...does this mean sipdroid is not active or there is a problem with it?
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Verify your google voice account email is correct and enter your google voice password below (yes, you are giving them your password)
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I think this part makes this not worth it. Apart from your email, it has your Google Checkout which would make it easy for anyone to abuse it for purchases on the web. Even accepting that pbxes.org/sipdroid would never do it, if they get hacked, you are likely to be SOL. Avoidable.
If they could change the process to use OAUTH, it would be a lot safer.
Thanks lex! few quetions...
lexluthor said:
Call history will appear in Google Voice AND on pbxes.org (even if sipdroid isn't open).
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Where can I see the call log in pbxes.org?
lexluthor said:
You might also have to check off the 3g option if you want to to work on 3g as well as wifi.
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Where can I set this option?
I setup using the instructions posted by lexluthor, outbound calls work when using the sipdroid application, but i don't know if inbound calls are using minutes or not... I set a different ringtone for sipdroid but it rings my default ringer... any thought?
dalethefarmer said:
Thanks lex! few quetions...
Where can I see the call log in pbxes.org?
Where can I set this option?
I setup using the instructions posted by lexluthor, outbound calls work when using the sipdroid application, but i don't know if inbound calls are using minutes or not... I set a different ringtone for sipdroid but it rings my default ringer... any thought?
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log onto your account on https://www4.pbxes.com/ and click on 'call monitor' on the left. This will show the call log. I hope im right on this.
open your sipdroid app... go to settings > SIP Account > scroll down and check the box next to 'Use 3G'.
Not sure about ringtone... as my set up says 'registration failed'
lexluthor said:
I've seen them on ebay. But, no point, really if you do it the updated way with GV and Sipdroid app.
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Thanks for the tip. Yea I'm thinking gizmo5 will be available very soon again for free since the net neutrality laws just got passed. Gonna be interesting since cell phone companies will no longer be able to block competitors, including VOIP and tethering.
lexluthor said:
That thread is outdated.
pbxes.org has direct peering with google voice. It's much, much easier to set up now.
I posted some instructions here
http://androidforums.com/android-applications/252222-google-voice-pbxes-org-sipdroid-free-calls.html
You just need google voice installed, then download sipdroid from the market and it pretty much sets everything up automatically from there.
Quick Summary of the directions.
Get a google voice number and install google voice app.
Install sipdroid (free in market)
Run sipdroid and click the link at the bottom that says new PBX linked to my google voice
Verify your google voice account email is correct and enter your google voice password below (yes, you are giving them your password). Enter your pbxes.org password below that (that's creating a new password, so it can be anything).
Click Configure or Save. I don't recall exactly what it says at that step.
You might need to go into google voice->voice settings->phones and make sure you have a google chat account there and that it's enabled for forwarding.
Make and Receive VoIP calls using sipdroid. When you make outbound calls, your google voice number will appear as the caller ID. With inbound calls, as long as you have google talk checked off as a forwarding number in google voice and you have sipdroid running, sipdroid will "ring" and you can answer the call over VoIP.
Call history will appear in Google Voice AND on pbxes.org (even if sipdroid isn't open).
You might also have to check off the 3g option if you want to to work on 3g as well as wifi.
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This worked flawlessly
Thanks
How did you get it to work? Mine says registration failed (404 not found)
The notification bar has a messege from sipdroid that says "[email protected]
Registration failed (404 not found)".
I tried making calls with sipdroid but its not working either. Also, the red dot in the notification bar is in red color ...does this mean sipdroid is not active or there is a problem with it?
sLiKK said:
How did you get it to work? Mine says registration failed (404 not found)
The notification bar has a messege from sipdroid that says "[email protected]
Registration failed (404 not found)".
I tried making calls with sipdroid but its not working either. Also, the red dot in the notification bar is in red color ...does this mean sipdroid is not active or there is a problem with it?
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Did you try to use your username and password at the pbxes.org website? If that works then check the settings for sipdroid on your phone, the first SIP Account should be filled in with your username-200, the -200 might be different but that's what I have. You can check this number on the website and clicking on Extensions. Also, check the password. It should register.
[SOLVED]Your call cannot be completed as dialed
I have a green icon on the noti bar and it says registed, but when i make a call I get the operator: "Your call cannot be completed as dialed. please try your call again later"
Anyone knows whats going on or how can I fix it?
I resolved this....
Had to go into the pbxes.org site and go into Trunks>GTALK...>and set my real gmail password. I'm kind of wary about this but for free calls I'll do it. Now to delete all my google check out info
dalethefarmer said:
I have a green icon on the noti bar and it says registed, but when i make a call I get the operator: "Your call cannot be completed as dialed. please try your call again later"
Anyone knows whats going on or how can I fix it?
I resolved this....
Had to go into the pbxes.org site and go into Trunks>GTALK...>and set my real gmail password. I'm kind of wary about this but for free calls I'll do it. Now to delete all my google check out info
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Thanks. Everything was set up fine on my end except the user name on SIP line one...where I didn't have the '-200' after my login id. Once I fixed that, I got a green dot and made a couple of test calls and I think its working fine now.
Its horrible that we have to give our google pass to the pbxes website.... to be honest, its kinda scary..I also had to delete all my google checkout info. Hopefully, this safety issue will be addressed soon.
Just a question though: Will my call history and voice mails be saved in Google Talk inbox like it used to be before?
Figured it out: Call history does show up in google voice account.
A caveat: SIP Droid app has to be running to be able to make and receive calls on it. If you exit it, you wouldn't be able to receive or place calls using it.
I will be checking how much battery SipDroid consumes. Post your experiences!!!!
Calling Screen MOD.
Is there any way to display other details like comapny's name along with name & number in incoming calling screen. I remember it was possible in cm6.
Please help, if anyone is aware of it.
getjayu said:
Calling Screen MOD.
Is there any way to display other details like comapny's name along with name & number in incoming calling screen. I remember it was possible in cm6.
Please help, if anyone is aware of it.
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Truecaller or Mr. Number might be what you are looking for. I have yet to find one that has a completely comprehensive lookup history of new callers.
If you already have that caller in your address book, then CallApp does a nice job of showing things like GMail updates, Facebook updates, etc.
Hi all,
I have linked my g2 with Exchange Address Book. Everything is good and working. But, is it possible to see the id caller of who is calling me from Exchange?
I can search, find and call who is present in exchange, but I can't see their id if they call me, only the phone number.
I don't have any strange prefix before the numbers.
Anybody can help me?
Thanx
I really hope this is the correct spot to post this (I DO NOT WANT TO SPAM...lol). Please remove if in wrong area.
I made an android app and its on the google play store: "Home wifi alert"
Its a network scanner that tells you device name, IP, and MAC address. The app also allows you to build a "trusted list" which saves when you close the app then when you open it back up the devices are saved. If someone new comes onto your wifi, it will vibrate and tell you. I made the app to notify you if someone gets into your home wifi network. I know there has been some people that steal your wifi and this app is just going to tell you who is doing it.
thanks everyone!
Erich
krauz2 said:
I really hope this is the correct spot to post this (I DO NOT WANT TO SPAM...lol). Please remove if in wrong area.
I made an android app and its on the google play store: "Home wifi alert"
Its a network scanner that tells you device name, IP, and MAC address. The app also allows you to build a "trusted list" which saves when you close the app then when you open it back up the devices are saved. If someone new comes onto your wifi, it will vibrate and tell you. I made the app to notify you if someone gets into your home wifi network. I know there has been some people that steal your wifi and this app is just going to tell you who is doing it.
thanks everyone!
Erich
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I just +1, you should try a more stable approach for your marketing.
May the force be with you