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Intercept SMS and Calls

Hi,
Is there a way to intercept the incoming and outgoing messages(SMS) and
calls in smart phones using Windows Mobile 2003.
I would like to intercept before a person receives a call or a message and
check for something, then transmit it, Is this possible?
I have a Wizard phone with AKU 2,3 so, can you tell is there a software or plugin(for Windows Mobile 2003) in which I can achieve this.
Many thanks.

The Best one would of course be to Steal His/her Sim card and put it in ur Phone. :wink:
The second best would be....
Well lemme know as soon as u get the answer to this one...
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Bluetooth-GPRS and the connection break: a petition to QTEK

If you don't mind, please go to http://www.myqtek.com/europe/support/support_form.aspx and post them this text. I hopen they would fix it...
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Hello.
I use qtek 8310 as bluetooh gprs modem from my Pocket PC and from the desktop. Also I use GPRS to check my emails and ICQ directly from Qtek 8310.
1) Even if keyboard is locked (!), RED button breaks the bluetooth link. Small short (!) press breaks the line. I need to redial again after an accident click! This is a bug definitely: the keyboard is locked and the link should not break upon red button. Though it should not break even the keyboard is not locked too...
2) The worst thing... Bluetooth link breaks after any incoming sms, any outcoming or incoming call. I'm not demanding simultaneous GPRS and CALL, as from 3g phone models... But, as a standart de facto (starting from the most old phones with blueetooth and GPRS support, like Ericsson R520 and cheap modern like Motorola L7 SLVR), GPRS has to just suspend during the call, not to break the connection itself or not even break the bluetooth link to client device! This behavior is absolutely unacceptable for such a business-application powerful smartphone as Qtek 8310 for ~~500$.
I cannot even use it from my notebook as Bluetooth-GPRS modem: I often receive SMS and this breaks down my link completely, I need to redial and redial and redial again. Why any cheap phone with bluetooth still CAN keep the connection after any call?
3) This problem is absent when I use GPRS from the smartphone itself. The link keeps after SMS, after call or whatever. This is paradoxal, though good, behavior.
Please, do not ignore my letter. I hope you would fix these bugs, which make your phone totally unusable for business application.
Waiting for you answer,
with hope.

Problem sending SMS from pocket PC (G-smart)

Hi All, im hoping that soemone will be able to help with a problem I have.
I recently got the Gigabyte G-Smart from a seller on ebay (like this one)
http://www.expansys.com/p.aspx?i=133620
and it works absolutley great EXCEPT that it will not send sms texts. If i input the text and press send then it moves the message to the outbox and then it stays there and doesnt send the message (I.e. move it to the sent box) does anyone know why this is?
The sim cards works fine in my old K750i mobile, send texts no problems, and also in the Orange M600 that I am selling (when i send sms, it goes to the sent folder and the text has been sent)
It has windows mobile 5.0 build 14955.2.3.0
Can anyone help, because this problem is driving me nuts! I love the "phone style" keypad connected to this Pocket PC but this problem means I cant use it as my main phone yet because I cant text!!
Many thanks

Any and all help would be appreciated! Anyoe hear of a problem like this with a pocket PC phone? I tried to hard reset the phone but the problem still happens :-(

Have you tried...?
Hi... My last cell phone was a k750i too and I moved my GSM Chip to new g-Smart i128 and I didn't have any problem doing it...
1. Have you tried to use a different GSM CHIP (from any friend) with g-Smart i128?... just to know if the problem is g-Smart or your GSM CHIP...
2. Have you tried to update your g-Smart i128 firmware?
Check this posts...HERE... I hope it could be helpful for you and not to be too late... hehehe

Frings + VOipStunt

Hi Guys,
I am trying to use VOIP for the first time on my touch cruise so please bear with me.
I am trying to use VOIPstunt with Frings.
Anyone tried this before ?
If i am calling for example Singapore which is FREE stated on the VOIPstunt website, does it mean as long as i have a WIFI connection, i can call anyone in Singapore using Frings through VOIPstunt for free?

Frings I don't know but I use x-lite. And yes it works the way you asked on wifi (free)
The free call of course works also on 3g and hsdpa but you may be charged data rate if you don't have unlimited data plan.
For the setup, this is taken from their website:
- Display Name : fill in your your name, this name will be displayed in the phone screen of the person you are calling
- User name : fill in your username, this is the username you used for the registration of your VoipStunt-account
- Password : fill in your your password, this is the password you used for the registration of your VoipStunt-account
-Authorization user name : same as User name
-Domain : fill in sip.voipstunt.com
Edit: I have free call to belgium BUT only to fix number and not mobile phone. But for singapore they say to mobile too. So I think you are more lucky than me.

Thanks for your respond.
Do you use VOIPStunt as well ?
I tried it on my computer and it totally suck! i can;t even hear what the other part was saying! It was so distorted!..
u experience this too ?

I 've used Fring and VOIPStunt. They do work together. The settings should be:
myaccount.voipstunt.com with your ID and PW.
Remember that VOIP sound quality can be not so good thru the phone. It tasks the phone quite a bit and the network speed really needs to be WiFi quality. 3G can sometimes produce decent results, but its spotty.
I use VOIPStunt on my PC at home and it works brilliantly. MUCH better sound quality over Skype's voice service. I use it EVERY DAY since I have G/F situation where I am in the US and she is in Malaysia.
Now when I want to call her from my phone, I use their SMS-initiated phone call option. For a 5 euro-cent per call fee, they will let you initiate a phone-to-phone voip call. So, you SMS the VOIPStunt line (+447624802856) with a message content that only has the number you want to call. Then, it initiates a call. First, you get a call on your handset. Then, when you pick up, it dials the other party. And voila, you have a phone to phone call via VOIP that DOES NOT use data service. it uses your normal GSM phone line. So, the quality of the call depends on your voice connection, not your data connection quality. If you are calling from a US mobile to a any Singapore landline or mobile number, the call only costs you the 5cent connection fee!
So, as you can see, I use VOIPStunt ffrom my PC using the software and data. But when using my phone, I use the SMS-initiated phone-to-phone, so theres no need for Fring, or any other VOIP software on your phone.
Oh and BTW, another advantage of the phone-to-phone is you can use any headset, BT, wired, or the normal earpiecem since its just a normal call to you!

I use 3g VideoCall from Telme,works fine !
I use 3g VideoCall from Telme,it works fine on my TC except for the video right now (they say they will release a new version in march or april).
You can download it (from the download section) and use it for free (or with an account just like skype)after registering for free as a Free Member from here : http://web2.telme.sg/cedel/index.php?option=mod_joinus
With "Route 60" activated (as a distributor) u can even call for free to 60 countries on fixed phones (from which 6 countries on fixed AND MOBILES for free)
I call then free from mi 3gphone to fixed phones, to 3gphones and also even to computers having the correspondent software from Telme installed (Deskcall NG)
I tried fring with voipstunt and voipbuster, I could not find my Voip contactlist and was not convinced so I uninstalled it.

Fring....
I've tried Fring to a Skype contact and their voice came out of the speaker at the back!
So I was in the house yelling at my phone. haha...
Admittedly, I was setting them up live and given they aren't very IT, as far as they were concerned
what was I doing, "why didn't it just all work, like a normal phone" "explain, explain, explain"
And I had been playing music out of it so perhaps it was locked to the mic on the back....
Other than that, there did seem to be a baaaaaddd delay.
I'll try it again....

jomo25 said:
I 've used Fring and VOIPStunt. They do work together. The settings should be:
myaccount.voipstunt.com with your ID and PW.
Remember that VOIP sound quality can be not so good thru the phone. It tasks the phone quite a bit and the network speed really needs to be WiFi quality. 3G can sometimes produce decent results, but its spotty.
I use VOIPStunt on my PC at home and it works brilliantly. MUCH better sound quality over Skype's voice service. I use it EVERY DAY since I have G/F situation where I am in the US and she is in Malaysia.
Now when I want to call her from my phone, I use their SMS-initiated phone call option. For a 5 euro-cent per call fee, they will let you initiate a phone-to-phone voip call. So, you SMS the VOIPStunt line (+447624802856) with a message content that only has the number you want to call. Then, it initiates a call. First, you get a call on your handset. Then, when you pick up, it dials the other party. And voila, you have a phone to phone call via VOIP that DOES NOT use data service. it uses your normal GSM phone line. So, the quality of the call depends on your voice connection, not your data connection quality. If you are calling from a US mobile to a any Singapore landline or mobile number, the call only costs you the 5cent connection fee!
So, as you can see, I use VOIPStunt ffrom my PC using the software and data. But when using my phone, I use the SMS-initiated phone-to-phone, so theres no need for Fring, or any other VOIP software on your phone.
Oh and BTW, another advantage of the phone-to-phone is you can use any headset, BT, wired, or the normal earpiecem since its just a normal call to you!
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hey u mean u can call for free using GSM?

xln said:
hey u mean u can call for free using GSM?
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Well, almost free. 5 euro cents per call. yes via GSM. They eve just expanded their service. Now they provide a number to call for each country. You call that number, then enter in the number you wish to call. If you have unlimited calling in your country, then again, all you pay is the 5 euro cent connection fee. Its awesome.

jomo25 said:
Well, almost free. 5 euro cents per call. yes via GSM. They eve just expanded their service. Now they provide a number to call for each country. You call that number, then enter in the number you wish to call. If you have unlimited calling in your country, then again, all you pay is the 5 euro cent connection fee. Its awesome.
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i have a voipstunt and voipcheap account. can teach me step by step how to make a gsm call which cost only 5cents? im calling to austrialia which is a free destination call.

For best VOIP sound quality one should use a handsfree. Wired or BT - result is the same I'm using VOIP Buster Pro with my TC and Windows Mobile native VOIP and call quality is nearly perfect. No skipping at all with WiFi.

yes you can make free calls using GSM !
xln said:
hey u mean u can call for free using GSM?
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yes you can make free calls using GSM ! The condition is to be a distributor Telme products and services and to have "route 60" activated .
You can ask me more informations.
Christian
[email protected]

xln said:
i have a voipstunt and voipcheap account. can teach me step by step how to make a gsm call which cost only 5cents? im calling to austrialia which is a free destination call.
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See this page: http://www.voipstunt.com/en/geo.html
It depends on where you are calling from. Depending on where you are, you call an access number via GSM on your phone. Then, once that answers, it prompts you to key in the number you want to call. If it is a free destination, then you only pay local charges to the original number. In the US, it only costs me my "minutes". THe call is otherwise free.

jomo25 said:
See this page: http://www.voipstunt.com/en/geo.html
It depends on where you are calling from. Depending on where you are, you call an access number via GSM on your phone. Then, once that answers, it prompts you to key in the number you want to call. If it is a free destination, then you only pay local charges to the original number. In the US, it only costs me my "minutes". THe call is otherwise free.
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im calling from singapore, there is no access code for it, means i cant use this feature? if i am using singapore mobile number to call austrialia mobile, i still have to have the local charges? but the in this case, it wont be local charges already right?

jomo25 said:
I 've used Fring and VOIPStunt. They do work together. The settings should be:
myaccount.voipstunt.com with your ID and PW.
Remember that VOIP sound quality can be not so good thru the phone. It tasks the phone quite a bit and the network speed really needs to be WiFi quality. 3G can sometimes produce decent results, but its spotty.
I use VOIPStunt on my PC at home and it works brilliantly. MUCH better sound quality over Skype's voice service. I use it EVERY DAY since I have G/F situation where I am in the US and she is in Malaysia.
Now when I want to call her from my phone, I use their SMS-initiated phone call option. For a 5 euro-cent per call fee, they will let you initiate a phone-to-phone voip call. So, you SMS the VOIPStunt line (+447624802856) with a message content that only has the number you want to call. Then, it initiates a call. First, you get a call on your handset. Then, when you pick up, it dials the other party. And voila, you have a phone to phone call via VOIP that DOES NOT use data service. it uses your normal GSM phone line. So, the quality of the call depends on your voice connection, not your data connection quality. If you are calling from a US mobile to a any Singapore landline or mobile number, the call only costs you the 5cent connection fee!
So, as you can see, I use VOIPStunt ffrom my PC using the software and data. But when using my phone, I use the SMS-initiated phone-to-phone, so theres no need for Fring, or any other VOIP software on your phone.
Oh and BTW, another advantage of the phone-to-phone is you can use any headset, BT, wired, or the normal earpiecem since its just a normal call to you!
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can i know how to use this SMS-initiated phone call option?
i want to have phone to phone call using gsm which is free..im from singapore, do i still sms to the same number as above?

Did you check the link I posted above for the new phone-to-phone method? Or to do SMS-initiated phone-to-phone, check this link: http://voipstunt.com/en/phone-to-phone.html
You will need to sign up with VOIPstunt.com first though. It works great.

jomo25 said:
Did you check the link I posted above for the new phone-to-phone method? Or to do SMS-initiated phone-to-phone, check this link: http://voipstunt.com/en/phone-to-phone.html
You will need to sign up with VOIPstunt.com first though. It works great.
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i saw this website. the phone to phone feature is free if i call to a free destination? i already have a account.thanks for reply.

jomo25 said:
I 've used Fring and VOIPStunt. They do work together. The settings should be:
myaccount.voipstunt.com with your ID and PW.
Remember that VOIP sound quality can be not so good thru the phone. It tasks the phone quite a bit and the network speed really needs to be WiFi quality. 3G can sometimes produce decent results, but its spotty.
I use VOIPStunt on my PC at home and it works brilliantly. MUCH better sound quality over Skype's voice service. I use it EVERY DAY since I have G/F situation where I am in the US and she is in Malaysia.
Now when I want to call her from my phone, I use their SMS-initiated phone call option. For a 5 euro-cent per call fee, they will let you initiate a phone-to-phone voip call. So, you SMS the VOIPStunt line (+447624802856) with a message content that only has the number you want to call. Then, it initiates a call. First, you get a call on your handset. Then, when you pick up, it dials the other party. And voila, you have a phone to phone call via VOIP that DOES NOT use data service. it uses your normal GSM phone line. So, the quality of the call depends on your voice connection, not your data connection quality. If you are calling from a US mobile to a any Singapore landline or mobile number, the call only costs you the 5cent connection fee!
So, as you can see, I use VOIPStunt ffrom my PC using the software and data. But when using my phone, I use the SMS-initiated phone-to-phone, so theres no need for Fring, or any other VOIP software on your phone.
Oh and BTW, another advantage of the phone-to-phone is you can use any headset, BT, wired, or the normal earpiecem since its just a normal call to you!
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hi, i have tried sms to the voipstunt line using my singapore mobile. but i didnt recieve any call back from voipstunt..in the sms , i entered another singapore mobile number beginning with +65. i did anything wrong?
and if i use this sms intiaited call, it only cost 5cent per call right?

60 countries dor free includin Malaysia and USA(land+mobiles)
jomo25 said:
I use it EVERY DAY since I have G/F situation where I am in the US and she is in Malaysia.
Now when I want to call her from my phone, I use their SMS-initiated phone call option. For a 5 euro-cent per call fee, they will let you initiate a phone-to-phone voip call. .... the call only costs you the 5cent connection fee!
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with the Route 60 from Telme here is the list of the free countries:
Argentina
Australia
Austria
Azores
Bangladesh
Belgium
Bulgaria
Canada +Mobile
Canarie
Chile
China
China mobile
Colombia
Cyprus
Czech Republic
Denmark
Estonia
France
Germany
Greece
HongKong HongKong mobile
Hungary
Iceland
Ireland
Israel
Italy
Japan
Kazakhstan Almaty
Luxembourg
Malaysia
Mexico
Monaco
Netherlands
Norway
Panama
Peru
Poland
Portugal
PuertoRico
Romania
Russia
SanMarino
Serbia Montenegro
Singapore
Singapore mobile
Slovakia
Slovenia
South Korea
Spain
Sweden
Switzerland
Taiwan
Thailand
Thailand mobile
United Kingdom
USA +Mobile
Venezuela
But this option is only for qualified distributors and there is a possibility to be qualified only with a few clients.
Btw one can also earn good money with this concept !
To join for free: http://web2.telme.sg/cedel/index.php?option=mod_joinus
Christian
[email protected]

** VoipStunt reserves the right after a certain amount of SMS to start charging sms for the default rate. FREE SMS is available for users with Freedays.
anyone knows how many free sms can be sent to a free desination before they charge us?

xln said:
** VoipStunt reserves the right after a certain amount of SMS to start charging sms for the default rate. FREE SMS is available for users with Freedays.
anyone knows how many free sms can be sent to a free desination before they charge us?
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no, and that is in fact very annoying because sometimes I use differents programs of Betamax like Voipstunt, voipwise, voipbuster, etc...(for different "free" countries or free SMS) with every time 12,50 € to pay for only 3 month and sometimes, they charge me or change the prices without notice !!
And I stay with credit I have to use with other prices than the prices when I put the credit. And they never answer to your emails !

IM to sms

I was looking for a cheap way to sms. (cause the receiver has no internet on his phone, and so there's no possibility to IM)
i found AIM mobile messenger that works good on the HD2. Its possible to send an IM to a telephone number. The receiver gets the IM as a sms.. But this works only in the states.. You can't change the international number +1..
Someone knows if there's something like this in the netherlands? The ussual instant messengers found till now dont have this possibility.