Does anyone know of a prog to divert calls?
I do understand that you can set up one divert profile with the operator, but being awkward I would like to set up more than one.
Don't know if there is a utility out there to do this.
Any help greatly appreciated.
Lee
You mean as in to forward your calls? Go to Start>>Settings>>Phone>>Services Tab>>Click "Call Forwarding" then "Get Settings" Button and adjust from there.
EDIT: You want to be able to change this easily using "profiles"? A option would be to use a marcro recorder or a script editor and give each macro/script/profile its own icon, so that when you click it it does the above. I used the program MacroRecorder when I had a smarphone, it may work on our OS too, I'm not sure. You could also download MortScripts if you'd prefert to write a script.
Hi thank you for your input.
You have got the idea exactly, got a new car with a "stupid" car kit built in.
The car kit takes a sim card... never heard of bluetooth!!!!!
O2 say they don't (and never have) offered a "dual sim" option. I was hoping to switch the phone off when I got in the car.
So the next idea is to put a pay as you go sim in the car kit and diver all calls from the main number to the car kit.
I already have a divert set up when I cannot take a call, and being lazy I suppose would love a little utility that swaps the divert between the two numbers.
Probably not upto writing scripts or macro as i don't want to mess up my phone
But once again thank you for your help
Not a tool but....you may check out *# codes (aka "GSM codes"), compose the one you need and create a phonebook entry. To run the network service you may put this entry to a speed dial button and activate it manually when you enter the car. Means you run a call to this "number". That's how I forward all calls from my private phone to my company phone: in the morning: call **21*mynumber# and to switch forwarding off in the evening: call #21#. Works pretty good.
http://www.hackcanada.com/blackcrawl/cell/gsm/hashcod.html#divertno
Cheers,
Derek.
Thank you so much
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You are welcome...
btw: you will most likely be charged for call forwarding between different providers. At least in Germany they do it.
The coolest thing for you would be T-Mobile-like "Multi-SIM". IMHO the best Multi-SIM implementation ever as you can leave both phones switched on and none of them is kicked out of the network. They just ring both and both present the same number to the far end.
It's a shame that O2 doesn't offer something like this...
Luckily O2 offer unlimited O2 to O2 calls so with luck the divert will be included.
The lady on customer support was quite useless (as per usual) didn't know if it was or wasn't
Can't use T-Mob no reception at home
Going to try and block/bar own number on the pay as you go sim so I can make outgoing calls without confusing people too much.
I blame you Germans - thought Porsche would have a bluetooth PCM - Land Rover have for about 3 years as standard!!! lol
Thank you again for all your help, hopefully a German car will be more reliable than a Land Rover
Porsche? Great! At least it will have better brakes than a Landy
There is also a program "PhoneAlarm" which can be used to divert calls. You can feed 4 or 5 numbers to which you would like your calls to be diverted. From the Today Screen Plug-In of phonealarm you just need to press and hold and you would be presented with a list of numbers to select the one you currently want the calls to be diverted to.
Regards
thanks so much. it worked on my diamond. Indian model.
Can this be done.
I experienced a repeating reminder on and during a phone call today for the first time. How Annoying. I don't want to use the WM functions to disable reminders, notifications, and alerts (I like the functionality). I just want to find a program to delay the alerts until a phone call is done, so that they don't blast my ears out, and the callers ears out.
I moved from the palm platform to my Sprint HTC Touch Pro WM 6.1, and love it. But utilities for palm are much more available for customizing annoying little details like this one.
There is a program that I ran on my Treo 700P called Phone Technician by Hobbyist software that had the functionality to delay alarms until a call was completed (alarms off during calls). It worked great under palm OS to do just what I am requesting (it does not turn them off it just delays them until the call is done.
I did an extensive search on XDA, and I know that there are several posts about this, but know one seems to have come up with a hack or program to do this.
How about it, I can't be the only person that has issues with this.
On one of the threads, recommendations, I tired Phone Alarm, which supposedly will do this. It does not work on my phone.
Think this would be a great project for some one to tackle.
TIA, would love to here some response.
Any takers on this question?
My girlfriend has an s710 which we bought from ebay and have it configured to only have a data connection when she is on wifi (so she doesn't have to pay for a data plan thru the cell provider) I am wondering if it is possible to add VOIP to her phone, which seems fairly straightforward.
We both have Google Voice numbers, I am wondering if there is another free service we can sign up for to basically create free incoming and outgoing voip calls using her google voice number when she is on wifi, and have it automatically switch to gprs when she is not?
This is the first WinMo phone I have ever even seen, nevermind used. Tutorials or FAQs would be great, I tried searching but couldn't find anything that was exactly like this and was wondering if it was possible!
Thanks for the help in advance, can't wait to start playing with a WinMo phone for the first time.
FRING.COM
you can use fring software
take a look at this thread:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=4462141#post4462141
nimbuzz works great, i like it better then fring
Gentlemen,
I am opening this point because I have the issue with the making of the calls due to my disability. Simply you can imagine me as the guy without hands sitting on the wheelchair.
I am owner of Samsung Galaxy S3 and I need to find a way how to make a call without touching of my device outside of my house. I know that the phone has the application called S Voice which can be used when I am at home in the quiet environment with the access to the Internet. But this application does not work without the access to the Internet and in the noisy environment outdoor.
A few years ago I had a mobile phone based on Windows Mobile platform and all my issues of this kind has been resolved thanks to the following application: Vito Voice2Go
This application has been using "magic word" for the starting of the voice recognition and the voice tags for the selected contacts. It was a big advantage because when I have set the voice tags only for a few contacts then there was a very high percentage of the correct recognitions.
Unfortunately I cannot find any similar application for Android and I would very appreciate if you can advice me some solution. But please keep in your mind that I cannot use my hands so Bluetooth solution is not a applicable.
Thanks a lot in advance.
Gentlemen,
I am opening this point because I have the issue with the making of the calls due to my disability. Simply you can imagine me as the guy without hands sitting on the wheelchair.
I am owner of Samsung Galaxy S3 and I need to find a way how to make a call without touching of my device outside of my house. I know that the phone has the application called S Voice which can be used when I am at home in the quiet environment with the access to the Internet. But this application does not work without the access to the Internet and in the noisy environment outdoor.
A few years ago I had a mobile phone based on Windows Mobile platform and all my issues of this kind has been resolved thanks to the application which has been using "magic word" for the starting of the voice recognition and the voice tags for the selected contacts. It was a big advantage because when I have set the voice tags only for a few contacts then there was a very high percentage of the correct recognitions.
Unfortunately I cannot find any similar application for Android and I would very appreciate if you can advice me some solution. But please keep in your mind that I cannot use my hands so Bluetooth solution is not a applicable.
Thanks a lot in advance.