Hi,
Looking for an App that will force a loud ringtone (even when on silent) when an email arrives (into Gmail box) from a specific email address (or addresses).
Basically a 'prioiry email' type application. I have had a nosey round the market and various apps seem to offer partial results but nothing concrete.
This is needed for overnight support at work - to make sure that any incidents wake up the on-call guys
in other words it needs to be a pretty stable app
Any thoughts ?
https://market.android.com/details?id=org.hubris.gmailnotifierpro&feature=search_result should be the solution, you'll need to set up a rule in gmail to put the mail in a certain label and then use this app
You might also be able to do something like that with Tasker. I know it is possible to trigger alarms and other changes/activities with SMS messages, so email may be as well.
Thanks Guys .... Ill have a tinker with both
This application keeps track of SMS notifications of incoming calls when you are not available, each mobile operator provides a different name (Missed Call Alert).
- When you receive one of these SMS you will get a notification and a call log with your contacts is updated.
- Clicking on items in the list you can call, send SMS, see the contact details, etc...
- The Find SMS feature allows to clean up SMS messages by importing older calls in the program
This program is free and supported by ads banner and reviews on the Market.
If you are a customer of a not supported mobile operator, or have problems in the recognition of SMS, send me an e-mail with the text message that usually get.
NOTE:
- Any Task Killer can interfere with the operation of the application. Be sure to place the application on the white list.
- If you use Handcent SMS, GoSMS or other applications to manage SMS remember to activate priority option in Settings.
- Finally, to make the application work it must have been opened at least once after installation.
Please post a reply with the text of the SMS you usually receive to let me add support of your country.
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Back in 2010, we've done SMS Notifier and E-mail Notifier and after all those years we have finally put together an updated and all-in-one package.
Easy Notifier - Unique and ultimate solution for customization of incoming SMS & MMS text messages and e-mail (Gmail) notifications with a possibility to respond on them immediately.
Main Benefits:
No longer need to downgrade the Gmail to get the notifications - OAuth 2.0 authorization in place for SMTP & IMAP access.
You can easily 'mark as read', 'reply' or 'delete' any incoming text messages or e-mails. [Although this may change with introduction of Android 4.4 - we're looking at it].
Features:
Android 4.x support (Android 4.4 WIP; may not work yet)
Notifications about incoming / unread messages (SMS, MMS, e-mail/Gmail)
Gmail support with full-length message preview allows fast respond without the need to leave your current activity
Saves your time with full Gmail two-way synchronization
Multi account support (including possibility to have different notification for each account)
Shows number of unread messages in notification bar (only on Android 2.x)
Adjustable level of privacy
Customizable sound, vibration and LED notifications
Option to vibrate only in a vibration profile
Customizable notification icon
Customizable on-screen preview of new messages (popup)
Quick reply, delete, mark as read for all incoming messages
Reminder (sound, vibration, display)
Quiet hours feature
TODO:
Google Hangouts, K-9 support
Android 4.4 support
... (add your requests)
Changelog:
V1.1.1:
Fixed support for wi-fi tablets.
All the main features are free, but if you would like to support us, please consider purchasing the Premium Content via in-app.
Looking forward to any feature suggestion or bug reports, here on the XDA forum.
Thanks,
Martin and Petr from Mapeapps (development team from Czech Republic)
Google Play link (free app):
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.mapeapps.easynotifier
market://details?id=com.mapeapps.easynotifier
Web page:
mapeapps.com
Update 1.1.1 live on Google Play. Fixing the tablet availability bug.
Remember when you did not get to that important meeting because you did not hear the reminder that you had planned?
In the real life if you are not near to the phone when a reminder becomes active, you will forgot it and their consequences can be unpredictable.
This app provides recurring reminders to the calendar events and fully solves the issue.
HOW IT WORKS
When a calendar reminder is triggered by the system a message is sent. This app captures the message and starts their work...
With this app you can configure the sound, vibration type and their pattern, led color, repeat interval and much more for the alerts in your Google calendars.
Also you can configure how a reminder stops: when manually stops, when the event starts or when the event ends.
Regular users can configure global settings, that are active for all the calendars, but PRO users can configure these options locally for each calendar.
WEAR
The app is fully compatible with Android wear. You can dismiss/snooze your alerts without removing the phone from the pocket.
Also, you can set the vibration pattern for the wear notifications.
PERMISSIONS
Read & Write calendar: Is the main goal of the app
Receive boot completed: To restart alerts after boot
Vibrate: Required to vibrate
Internet, access network state: Required by Ads and to download the user profile pictures
Billing, get accounts: To manage the PRO key
Read phone state: In order to delay notifications while in call (if configured)
LINK
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.ryosoftware.calendareventsnotifier
Wow! Looks great.
Gracias Bartito, un detalle
another great bartito app...
Which one is promo code?
himanshu.khanna said:
Which one is promo code?
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Is at first post...
At the end...
Sorry, despiste and write "above" instead of "below" in point 4.
My English is very bad
Beautiful app.
This is an awesome application. Thanks @bartito for this app and for the code!
It shows my calendars, but says with every calendar, that there's no event in the next time, altought it is (today, tomorrow and so on). Any solution?
XOXO1 said:
It shows my calendars, but says with every calendar, that there's no event in the next time, altought it is (today, tomorrow and so on). Any solution?
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Hi,
The app only shows event instances that has a alarm.
Also, by default the window interval is set to 3 days (you can change it at settings).
Have you any event that has a alarm in this interval?
Thanks
Oh okay. I didn't use alarms... Wanted to use alarms on my smartphone, but not on desktop and so on... What a pitty...
Another question: Did it replaces the native calendar notification/alarm or get I two notifications at the same time (Google Calendar and CEN)?
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Oh okay. I didn't use alarms... Wanted to use alarms on my smartphone, but not on desktop and so on... What a pitty...
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Sorry, but app is a alert reminder.
useless unless you use them
On Symbian, calendar events reminders weres ALARMS and not just a notification sound. Thank you for bringing this on Android.
Only on suggestion, could you add the possibility to control the service from Tasker ? Point is to be able to disable/enable it from Tasker.
Best regards, Magissia
Magissia said:
Only on suggestion, could you add the possibility to control the service from Tasker ? Point is to be able to disable/enable it from Tasker.
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Seems a good idea. I need to think on it and study how tasker works
Thanks!
The app looks great, but can we please have the source code?
dovahkiin1414 said:
The app looks great, but can we please have the source code?
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Sorry, but this isn't possible.
If you have a particular question I can try to answer it, of course.
Please add an option to choose those events that need to be repeatedly alerted rather than all events..
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Please add an option to choose those events that need to be repeatedly alerted rather than all events..
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sorry, can you explain a bit more?
the user can select those specific events that need to be alerted before an hour like that .. but whats happening now is that its applicable to all events in a calender those have alerts..
jomatt said:
the user can select those specific events that need to be alerted before an hour like that .. but whats happening now is that its applicable to all events in a calender those have alerts..
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The app distinguishes between 2 alert types:
1) The calendar calendar-provider alerts, that are triggered by the system. I don't interfere with this alerts until the system activates it and needs to be modified using your preferred calendar app (this app is a calendar notifier, not a full calendar app).
2) The app calendar alerts. A calendar-provider app becomes of this type just when it is activated by the system. To these alerts I apply the calendar specific configurations and I activate recurrently until manually dismissed (or the event starts or ends, depending of your configuration).
In the TO-DO list I have 2 tasks:
a) Ability to set dormancy period for all the days (e.g. at the nights)
b) Ability to set specific dormancy periods (e.g. don't disturb for 2 hours from now)
In the two cases, the alarms will automatic delayed until period end when triggered.
Is this your request?
Thanks (and sorry for my english)
bartito said:
The app distinguishes between 2 alert types:
1) The calendar calendar-provider alerts, that are triggered by the system. I don't interfere with this alerts until the system activates it and needs to be modified using your preferred calendar app (this app is a calendar notifier, not a full calendar app).
2) The app calendar alerts. A calendar-provider app becomes of this type just when it is activated by the system. To these alerts I apply the calendar specific configurations and I activate recurrently until manually dismissed (or the event starts or ends, depending of your configuration).
In the TO-DO list I have 2 tasks:
a) Ability to set dormancy period for all the days (e.g. at the nights)
b) Ability to set specific dormancy periods (e.g. don't disturb for 2 hours from now)
In the two cases, the alarms will automatic delayed until period end when triggered.
Is this your request?
Thanks (and sorry for my english)
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its a pretty cool idea.. my suggestion is can you modify it Event specific..
i have set calender reminders for TV shows and personal events, here i need to be alerted once for those TV shows and even i missed it with the calender alerts it doesn't matter..
But for personal events like Wedding, Birthday Party i can't miss it,where i need the repeated alerts to work..
So the configuration should be like where the user can set what is important and need more attention
Hi,
I was looking for an app to block notifications during weekends for some email accounts but I couldn't, so I've developed one.
It allows you to create a schedule so you can avoid work email notification in your free time.
In addition to that, it also allows you to override your schedule temporarily for special events like a day off.
I could have switched to another email client but I was happy with the official Gmail app.
How does it work?
Well, it just toggles the synchronization on/off based on the schedule you define within the app.
In order to discover the email accounts in your device I need to use the GET_ACCOUNTS permission. Sadly, it belongs to the CONTACTS group starting Android 6. Please, tell me if you find a way to work around this.
I'm sorry but I can't post the link yet, but you can find the app on Google Play, just search for "Quiet for Gmail"
I hope you find it useful and I'm looking forward to getting some feedback from you :fingers-crossed:
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