Visual Voicemail interface for the YouMail service. Sign up for free at www.youmail.com, and enjoy the best Visual Voicemail app on the market. This latest update has a bunch of new features, like Call Log Integration and Contact Sync.
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.bestitguys.BetterYouMailPro&hl=en
Change Log
Features:
- NO ADS
- Manage all messages on your Android device
- Easy interface with great functionality
- Show and play voicemails right in your phone's call log (on Android 4.0 or higher)
- Sync contacts with the YouMail server
- Set custom greetings for individual contacts
- Block unwanted callers from calling your phone or leaving messages
- Full Bluetooth headset support (Mono and Stereo) on Android OS 2.2 and higher
- Unique CALL & DELETE feature
- Swipe messages off the screen to delete them
- Switch between folders & move messages to any folder
- Display contact pictures next to their messages
- Share your voice messsages via email, SMS, or other messaging services
- Select multiple messages to be deleted, moved to other folders, or marked as read or unread
- Includes multiple homescreen widgets to display unheard message count, force a refresh, and get message previews
- Record, upload, and manage greetings
- Get message transcripts (paid service that can be purchased on the YouMail website)
- View Youmail call history (even if the caller didn't leave a message)
- Perform reverse phone number look-ups
- Search messages by name, phone number, or transcript contents
- If you have multiple phone numbers forwarded to the same YouMail inbox, there is an option to color-code each incoming number
IF YOU ENCOUNTER ANY PROBLEMS, OR WOULD LIKE TO REQUEST A FEATURE, PLEASE CONTACT US AT [email protected] ! Don't just leave feedback -- there is no way for us to help you if you do that. We're very prompt at responding and fixing problems.
if I wanted to look like I had an iPhone I would've bought an iPhone...
what advantage does this offer over Google voice?
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sageDieu said:
if I wanted to look like I had an iPhone I would've bought an iPhone...
what advantage does this offer over Google voice?
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LOL. As much as I'm an iPhone hater, you have to admit that most Adroid apps aren't even in the same league as far as user friendliness and quality graphics are concerned.
The Google Voice was randomly getting blocked by my carrier (Verizon), and it took half a day to get it resolved. I've also read reports of people on Sprint and AT&T having the same problem, which is why I started using the YouMail service.
Also, the GV app doesn't support Bluetooth, which is completely unbelievable in this day and age. And I like everything streamlined -- the fewer clicks the better. So I hate having to click on a message, only to have it open in a new window, then having to go back to the message list to open another message. And finally, I really wanted to have an option to call back the message sender and have the message get deleted immediately instead of having to re-open the Voicemail app later to delete it. No other apps had these options, and the developers basically said that such an option is useless. So, I made y own app that has all the options that I feel are necessary.
sageDieu said:
if I wanted to look like I had an iPhone I would've bought an iPhone...
what advantage does this offer over Google voice?
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Its not free?
Jfree3000 said:
Its not free?
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No, Sorry, it a paid app.
I like the UI, but wish it worked with GoogleVoice....
MacGuy2006 said:
I like the UI, but wish it worked with GoogleVoice....
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I hoped I could make it work with GV, but they don't have an open API, and I can't hook into it until they do.
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LOL. As much as I'm an iPhone hater, you have to admit that most Adroid apps aren't even in the same league as far as user friendliness and quality graphics are concerned.
The Google Voice was randomly getting blocked by my carrier (Verizon), and it took half a day to get it resolved. I've also read reports of people on Sprint and AT&T having the same problem, which is why I started using the YouMail service.
Also, the GV app doesn't support Bluetooth, which is completely unbelievable in this day and age. And I like everything streamlined -- the fewer clicks the better. So I hate having to click on a message, only to have it open in a new window, then having to go back to the message list to open another message. And finally, I really wanted to have an option to call back the message sender and have the message get deleted immediately instead of having to re-open the Voicemail app later to delete it. No other apps had these options, and the developers basically said that such an option is useless. So, I made y own app that has all the options that I feel are necessary.
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well I was mainly joking about how similar the ui is to iPhone. I have never had any problems with GV but I can see why this could be useful for those who do.
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I hoped I could make it work with GV, but they don't have an open API, and I can't hook into it until they do.
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I'd buy it if it worked with GV
I do like the interface much better.
$3.00 seems a little high. I love the idea, but the cost is a little prohibitive.
So no chance of lowering the cost?
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So no chance of lowering the cost?
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No, sorry, it'll stay at $2.99
I agree.. 1.99 and I would buy. I will subscribe to this thread if you decide to lower it, however, until then, I will just you youmail's app.
thanks
it REALLY does look like a nice app
but sorry, im not paying $3 for iPhone voicemail
joey3002 said:
I agree.. 1.99 and I would buy. I will subscribe to this thread if you decide to lower it, however, until then, I will just you youmail's app.
thanks
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Sorry, guys, I don't forsee lowering the price in the near future. But if I do, I'll definitely update this thread to let you know.
Senior member made sure he corrected me
but maybe he should look over the XDA rules again, if you forgot top shelf 10 here ya go :
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•Don’t use XDA to advertise your product or service. Proprietors of for-pay products or services, may use XDA to get feedback, provide beta access, or a free version of their product for XDA users and offer support, but not to post with the intention of selling. This includes promoting sites similar/substantially similar to XDA-Developers.com.
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I don't think you are allowed to advertise your paid app on here. XDA sells ads if you want to promote your product
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yes he can, xda-regular developers do it all the time, and the rules are the same for everybody
sageDieu said:
if I wanted to look like I had an iPhone I would've bought an iPhone...
what advantage does this offer over Google voice?
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I believe there is a free version, YouMail Visual Voice Mail
https://market.android.com/details?id=com.loadedbanana.android.youmail&feature=search_result
I've discovered this back when I was rockin a Blackberry Curve, and I still use it to this day.
My favorite feature is that YouMail can be set to greet your caller by name when they reach your voice mail.
"Hello Brittany. Ryan is not available..."
The regular youmail apparently is what most of us are using. This apparently is quite nice in that it does offer some very nice functionality. Only issue is the worth of the functions. Is it worth $3 to be able to listen to the vm on one page and auto delete after calling someone? For some, maybe, for me I keep the thread subscribed and regularly look at it in hopes of a three day sale.
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I do have to give credit though. This apparently does look very nice and there was obviously work put into making it. Good job op! I hope you so very well with this and future apps!
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As you know developers are rarely provided clicks through banner ads imbedded in free apps. This has prompted many to engage in Push Notification ads as an income source. This has caused a great deal of anger and has generated negative feedback, claims of malicious intent and banned apps.
I have a proposal which might be equaly beneficial for users and developers. Being upfront with users is essential. The arrangement that I suggest is to provide an opening message stating that by clicking 3 banner ads the user will have paid for the app and all additional ads will be removed. At this point a fully functional application will exist.
Does it sound like a plan?
Please use the Q&A Forum for questions Thanks
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interesting idea, but i think most of the banner ad networks have a 'can't incentivate users to click the banners' clause in the terms and conditions. at least Admob does.
if you want to do this i think some ad providers have 'content locking' advertising - i've never used it before so perhaps someone else can comment.
The suggested post feature allows advertisers to target a very specific group of Facebook users. for example only display advertisements to Facebook users who are browsing from an android device in Spain. This is perfect for malware developers, they can ensure their malware ads are only displayed to compatible targets, no wasted ads.
Keep an eye out if you are an Android Facebook user. I would love to know if any one has encountered this kind of malicious advertising.
Stay Safe out there everyone
http://armorfor.us/1gHkXpM
I've seen first hand malware distribution sites pick up on a mobile browser user agent, but this is just to a whole other level.
Everyday I'm just that much more reminded why I never made a Facebook.
Never seen them on Facebook.
On the other hand, on XDA...
Why use Facebook, when you could use other social sites and free sites like GNU Social?
I also have heard that Facebook ads are the proven way to increasing the blog traffic as well as sales. We have also been trying to increase our sales and we think that the Fb ads would be best for this purpose that’s why I am going to hire one of the best facebook ads services for that.
Facebook Error
Is this reported to Facebook?
If you are worrying about your children, and are always thinking of a medium, that will help you p keean eye on them, then mobile tracker/phone track is just the answer you are looking for. Prevent your life of lies and troubles. This tracker can also be used as a online backup tool, monitor spy app as well as anti thieves. If somebody stole the phone of your child you can track everything on the phone, with or without an internet connection.
Features
- Locate phone position with high accuracy.
- Record phone calls with high quality audio.
- Listen surrounding environment, record phone surrounding.
- Read SMS : default SMS, Whatsapp, Viber.
- Track social network chatting: Facebook, Skype, Gtalk, Hangouts, Yahoo Messenger.
- Track Emails: default email, Gmail, view emails in rich content.
- Track browsing history: default browser, chrome, firefox.
- Read entire contact list: Phone number and Email address.
- Monitor applications.
- Access pictures and videos taken by the target phone.
- All history data comes with time and coordinates.
- Notifications: Sim Card changed notification.
- External Storage Manager: view folder and files.
How to use
- It takes couple of minutes to data uploaded latest data: sms, contact, web, location.
- Please play with it (open web, application; send sms, call; chat whatsapp, viber, hangouts, skype, facebook; send email to some your friends) and login to view what this tracker give you. You only play with it on web control panel on web site.
Once you install this mobile tracker on the target cell phone and register it with username and pass you can spy kid, wife, husband, lovers, friends. You can review and distance control everything on site .
Use Note
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Try it now, it free 48 hours
truthspysystem said:
Try it now, it free 48 hours
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How is it free? It does want my CC and doesn't show download link once registered.
Please advise.
edit. right, found it. Install APK, then have 48 h trial. After that it's not a one-off but you buy plans for using the online service, starting at 14,99 $ per month for a private licence.
Not bad, good way to get your pockets full with cash every months. I certainly don't support this type of spying application and people should be aware using this tool without consent being highly illegal in many countries.
KeyWe - Android Keyboard for Spelling
KeyWe is an android app which helps in correcting your spelling. Just use KeyWe as your default Android keyboard and forget all your spellings as this awesome app will help you in correcting them.
Some benefits are:-
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Hey everyone, Nathan here!
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Unfortunately, the app isn't completely free because we need to earn back some of the development costs as well as fund our upcoming projects, HOWEVER, you get 2 FREE HOURS of use and can watch short video advertisements in exchange for additional hours of time using the app. If you can't afford to purchase the app, we understand but would still love it if you would take a moment and try the app for an hour or two!
Also, stay tuned for announcements on how you can get the app for free. Our goal is to work with other media influencers and do giveaways to make sure anyone can get a chance to use the app!
Compatible Devices
At the moment, most devices are compatible. There are a few exceptions and a couple of known issues with certain devices.
1. All Samsung devices have an odd glitch that will force you to use Simple Mode. We are working on a fix for this issue.
2. A couple of tablets are known to have issues with the app so please reach out to me if you encounter this issue and we'll work on it asap
Download
The app can be found on the Google Play Store here:
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We would absolutely love for you take a bit of time and try it out. Feedback is extremely crucial to us at this stage of development so we'd love to hear back from you! Thanks for your time!
epicality said:
Unfortunately, the app isn't completely free because we need to earn back some of the development costs as well as fund our upcoming projects, HOWEVER, you get 2 FREE HOURS of use and can watch short video advertisements in exchange for additional hours of time using the app. If you can't afford to purchase the app, we understand but would still love it if you would take a moment and try the app for an hour or two!
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reference
A Guide to Paid Work on XDA-Developers
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