Is there anyway to convert the software from a Lenovo K3 Note to another phone model for example LG, Sony, Samsung, iPhone etc.
I have a code that is working properly on the Lenovo k3 Note but I can't get the code to work on other phone models so is there someway to convert this?
The application function is voice recognition converting to text in realtime from a phone call.
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Since when I am using Microsoft smartphones and pocketPCs I'm missing a simply software that even on Nokia was available two years ago...
I'm talking about an ANSWERING MACHINE who simply answers an incoming call, play a message, record a message (and let me listen in real time, in order to decide if to answer or not). A plus would be contact list management to have answering machine to answer only a certain number.
Is it SO difficult to program such a program? why nobody didn't think of it until now? is there any hardware problem that doesn't allow this program to be developed?
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RiCCiO
I'v asked around in a couple of forums too, but it doesn't seem to draw any attention. so yeah, it'll be great if someone can let us know why this is so hard to realise.
I think that PPC PE is a relatively young OS for mobile phones and as such there are alot of things that may be missing or lacking in terms of the phone part (God know's some things are missing from the PDA end as well) so give the OS a chance to grow some more and maybe we'll be getting the features we want sooner or later I think the diff between Nokias and WindowsMobile devices is that Nokia started out as a Phone company while MS did not. They have a lot of catching up to do.
It might also be due to a lack of documentation of the windows API. Also the built in notes program doesn't allow you to record phone calls. I read that this was possible in recent versions of Windows Mobile/WinCE. It might be due to law restrictions in some countries, where it is prohibited to record someone's call with out notifying him. If you provide an interface for a callers' voice data, then you could program an answering machine but also a voice recorder. That might be the reason why this interface could be undocumented or even closed to applications which are not from Microsoft. The built-in phone application proves that there is such an interface existing. I think, if it could easily be programmed, such a program would exist already.
If you've had a sony ericsson you might remember the app MyPhoneExplorer.
It had some pretty neat features such as when the phone was connected (bluetooth) and there was an incoming call it would display callerID and even give you the options of accept/reject. It also showed incoming sms and allowed you to reply and send sms from the pc (thru the phone ofc).
Part of that functionallity can already be used by using the laptop/pc as the phones headset. Tho not exactly the same and besides i don't even have a mic on my laptop....
Anyways the sms-feature would be a real star since it enables you to be beyond lazy and use the laptop when the mobile device is too far away. Besides it's much more comfy writing on a pc-keyb than the tytns...
Are there any applications mimicing or enhancing those functions?
Cheers!
i do miss the coolness of the apps available for the ericsson. it seems that the WM5 platform is SO lamely developed in comparison. i mean we have thse crazy powerful devices but we're utilizing like 5% of what we could be using... wish there were more developers.
anything from those apps that allow you to do everything from the pc (like myphoneexplorer), webcam functionality with your pc are two that ar eon top of my head, but i've thought of quite a few other things that could be implemented only through software, as the hardware is already present!
Windows Platform is better
Even I have migrated from the Sony Ericsson Platform.(SE P910i) It is true that visual appeal of Symbian is superior and coolness of some apps is great. But windows platform is altogether more powerful and it's evolving at more faster . It is more developmental friendly and I hope you will have to understand that windows platform is more likely PDA oriented than Phone as opposed to Sony Ericsson. Be optimistic.
hi. herehttp://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=993793They have succeeded in enabling two-way call recording directly from the phone line on HTC Desire.They write that it is possible on our hd2 too. Do we have masters?
The same question from me too.
It's about time to find a solution for Leo.
(I wonder, until when this great device (HD2), will keep competing all the new models & until when will it be a favorite device of so many developers).
admin: please move this to the developer thread ( I wasnt allowd to post there)
I had a lengthy discussion about this feature with samsung support. as many has pointed out on samsung galaxy S it was working on android 2.2,
according to samsung supprt google removed this feature in 2.3, and it was not there from 2.1 and before. they could not (would not)provide any tools to downgrade the phone. so I think the solution to this is possible to find in the 2.2 software. if someone knows how to get this bluethooth profile out of 2.2 and make it a installable packet it shoulkd be possible to make it work.
samsung blames all on goolge for some reason, I can provide the mails from samsung support, but they are in norwegian if someone wants proof of this accusation from samsung
Hi guys,
I bought before 2 weeks a No.1 D5+ via Gearbest without any problems. Watch is working and really nice.
My problem is, that I want more a smartphone assistent instead of a stand alone watch (which the D5+ is disigned for).
I'm using the watch without SIM card. I thought that the D5+ will fulfill the requirements for companion or stand alone watch, but it is more a stand alone watch.
Do someone know that there are any custom roms for the D5+ (MTK6580) out there which are providing all the features, also of companion/bluetooth watches?
My main searched features are:
- Text notifications display
- Call notification + accept or decline incoming call
- BT call with watch via smartphone
- Music control via watch of smarphone music player app (i have a sony xperia Z5 compact)
- of course, flexible watch faces
... all other features are very welcome
If not, are there any other companion apps for smartphone usable which are working with the watch helper (on the watch) compatible? Or do somebody know, how I can disable the bluetooth connection alert from the watch helper app? I know that there is a Xposed module usable, but on my z5c (Android 7) there is no Xposed provided yet.
Thank's for your hints, advices and information.
Greetz,
Marc
http://roundandroidwatches.proboards.com/
( hope this helps)
Thanks for the link old_fart.
I red a little bin it this, but there are no Custom roms which I was searching for. But some interesting things. I will stay on watching this posts.
If someone knows complete new Custom rons for these smartwatches I would appreciate the information.