Ok so, I can't remember the name of the app, but its features were:
You were able to send a SMS to your phone to, relay your current GPS position, turn on features like location, wifi, call log, and other such features, all through SMS commands.
I am NOT referring to "Where's My Android"
I could swear "track" was in the title, but I could be wrong. Anyone know what app I'm talking about? It's been updated recently in the past week or 2, I just didn't see it when I was browsing the apps.
EDIT: Actually I think I might be refering to SMS Commander, however I can't find it anywhere on the market? Anyone have a copy of the apk?
are you reffering to PinTail?
No, I think it was SMS Commander, I just can't seem to find it anywhere on the Market now....
I can't seem to find all the other apps like Phonebook and Hello AIM.
What's going on?
SMS Commander is now a paid app, $2.99. There's also a Hello IM!, $9.99. PhoneBook is still there and free.
GPS Tracker fits some of those features, but not all.
http://www.cyrket.com/package/com.instamapper.gpstracker
sonikamd said:
SMS Commander is now a paid app, $2.99. There's also a Hello IM!, $9.99. PhoneBook is still there and free.
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
I searched for them but it doesnt show up...
xSeri, that's odd. do you have paid apps showing up yet? I just used the search feature for "SMS Commander" "Hello" and "PhoneBook" and came up with those. Just installed the phonebook one
sonikamd said:
xSeri, that's odd. do you have paid apps showing up yet? I just used the search feature for "SMS Commander" "Hello" and "PhoneBook" and came up with those. Just installed the phonebook one before it disappears heh
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
I see alot of the paid apps, and the funny thing was I saw the Hello IM one earlier today and now they just fully disappeared
Related
I have been a long time fan of Vlingo for Blackberry and I read that it is now available for Android. I can't seem to find it in the market and I even went to www.vlingo.com/getvlingo. When I pull up the link it opens the market and says that there are no results for my search? Has anyone been able to successfully install this on the N1 running Froyo? If so, please enlighten me on how to do so.
Also, does this new version support Bluetooth voice dial since 2.2 has the ability now? One more thing, I did the build.prop mod to show all protected apps in the Market. Maybe that has something to do with it? If so, how do I revert this as well?
THATTON said:
I have been a long time fan of Vlingo for Blackberry and I read that it is now available for Android. I can't seem to find it in the market and I even went to www.vlingo.com/getvlingo. When I pull up the link it opens the market and says that there are no results for my search? Has anyone been able to successfully install this on the N1 running Froyo? If so, please enlighten me on how to do so.
Also, does this new version support Bluetooth voice dial since 2.2 has the ability now? One more thing, I did the build.prop mod to show all protected apps in the Market. Maybe that has something to do with it? If so, how do I revert this as well?
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
Vlingo pulls up fine for me - stock 2.1 (search for vlingo pulls it right up)
I'm on Froyo and can't pull up vlingo either (also went through Market and the getvlingo links).
Can anyone throw it up on a mirror?
Thanks!
Namuna said:
I'm on Froyo and can't pull up vlingo either (also went through Market and the getvlingo links).
Can anyone throw it up on a mirror?
Thanks!
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
This is exactly what I am experiencing...
This is a paid app, I pulled it up on my old G1. I don't think anybody is gonna post it here. Sorry for everybody who would actually pay for it.
ccunningham83 said:
This is a paid app, I pulled it up on my old G1. I don't think anybody is gonna post it here. Sorry for everybody who would actually pay for it.
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
Geez, ten bucks? What is it supposed to do that the inbuilt voice command cannot?
I used Vlingo when I had a BB and I didn't like it, and it was free at that time.
Old MuckenMire said:
Geez, ten bucks? What is it supposed to do that the inbuilt voice command cannot?...
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
This is what they've got on their blog.
well, considering that voice to text should be available in any field that you are using the stock keyboard (i use swype, so i only turn stock on when i'm in the car), seems like vlingo is worthless
maybe i'm wrong
Thats pretty deceiving, since you can use the built-in android VR to compose emails and txt messages. I've done it many times, and it works great. I also use it to update my facebook status. As far as i can tell, there's really nothing that you CAN'T do with the built in VR, since you can use it anywhere you can use the keyboard.
Just got a reply back from support.
I was asked if my phone is rooted and if so that's the issue because the Market blocks Dev and Rooted phones.
Errrrr, hmmmm.
Anybody going to dish out 10 bucks for it and give us a review?
Namuna said:
Just got a reply back from support.
I was asked if my phone is rooted and if so that's the issue because the Market blocks Dev and Rooted phones.
Errrrr, hmmmm.
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
I got the exact same email from them about 5 minutes ago. I was solely interested in BETTER Bluetooth voice dial which they DON'T support at this time... I'm over it!
I suspect it doesn't show up in the market on Froyo devices because Google changed their voice recognition API in Froyo. They'll have to make some changes to the code and compile it with the 2.2 sdk.
I bought the app on my 2.1 Droid. The voice recognition is a lot better than Google's. I can actually use this, talk naturally, and don't have to worry about making corrections after the fact. I've got it mapped to hold on search hardware button, I say "Send an email to John Doe subject look at this message I composed this entire email without using my keyboard". It will ask me to verify the contact and email address I want to send to, let me choose to send with gmail or my exchange account, and insert the subject line and text in the message automatically. It's very slick and makes voice recognition really useful on android.
Namuna said:
This is what they've got on their blog.
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
Uh, how is that not false advertising??
I can open Gmail right now, click a text box, and press the voice button.
Wtf?
Paul22000 said:
Uh, how is that not false advertising??
I can open Gmail right now, click a text box, and press the voice button.
Wtf?
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
Read my post above yours. This is what they were referring to.
As far as froyo support, I may be wrong: http://blog.vlingo.com/2010/05/android-22-froyo-support-for-vlingo.html
Bottom line is that as soon as Android Market flips the switch and recognizes the 2.2 OS as an officially released OS, Vlingo will show up as available for download. We'll certainly let you know once Android Market makes the change, and all you Froyo pioneers will be free to download Vlingo at your leisure.
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
Adam B. said:
Read my post above yours. This is what they were referring to.
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
So the only difference is that you can create and send an email without actually opening the Gmail app?
That's still false advertising as you can indeed Compose an email through voice.
If they made a distinction between "open apps using your voice", then it would be correct. But the way they are phrasing it is totally false.
I bought it, mapped it to long-press search button. The very first time I used it, it worked perfectly. "Text Google Weather [my zip code]" and sure enough, Handcent opened and the TXT was 100% correct. That was the only time it worked though. Everything else was close, but enough off I had to manually input something (find the correct contact or change the body of the message). Wasn't very impressed with it at all.
Namuna said:
This is what they've got on their blog.
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
the latest video can be found here
http://www.androidcentral.com/vingo-android-updated-include-superdialer-super-indeed
The first thing I noticed was how broken the interaction was when she said "call wonton shop" and it didn't call anywhere. it just looked up the number. the first result was a teriyaki place...go figure.
the second thing i noticed was the price. $10? for real? no thanks.
Can someone post the APK for Handcent 3.0 please? Thanks in advance.
I tried googling it, but I figured no one would have it up yet, since it was updated yesterday. Thanks again!
Pretty sure were not aloud to post or send .apks...
and I just updated Handcent, it's whatever to me.
I think you're not allowed to post unless it's free. I don't have google add-ons because I don't have a data plan. Thanks anyways :]
Icebergxx said:
Pretty sure were not aloud to post or send .apks...
and I just updated Handcent, it's whatever to me.
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
you're the maker of Handcent?!?!
TmobileDash12 said:
I think you're not allowed to post unless it's free. I don't have google add-ons because I don't have a data plan. Thanks anyways :]
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
Handcent is free so it shouldn't be a big deal.
samir5421 said:
you're the maker of Handcent?!?!
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
Hahaha no I am an end user of Handcent and just updated it from the market, it doesn't stand out much to me.
The new editing tools seem copied from Chomp anyway.
enjoy.........
Once loaded... how can I disable the resident SMS from ALSO running at the same time?
Greetings.
As my title indicated, once I have installed Handcent, or even ChompSMS... how do I disable the original resident SMS program from ALSO running? When I ran it before on my Motorola Droid - 2.1.1 - I would not only get the SMS text reader that came with the device, but also the downloaded program app. Having both pop-up in the task bar was more of a distraction than a battery drain. What command, if any, is available to keep the resident one OFF, rather than have it turn on, too?
Sandy Korda said:
Greetings.
As my title indicated, once I have installed Handcent, or even ChompSMS... how do I disable the original resident SMS program from ALSO running? When I ran it before on my Motorola Droid - 2.1.1 - I would not only get the SMS text reader that came with the device, but also the downloaded program app. Having both pop-up in the task bar was more of a distraction than a battery drain. What command, if any, is available to keep the resident one OFF, rather than have it turn on, too?
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
disable notifications? that sounds pretty logical.
When running Handcent or ChompSMS - how do we...?!
Greetings!
I was wondering - when running either Handcent or ChompSMS... how do we DEselect or prevent the resident messaging app from also running - so we won't be getting TWO apps offering repeated messages...??
Android commander/Droid explorer or terminal to remove the apks. Keep a backup!
I cannot remember where I read this, but someone removed the original SMS/MMS app from autostart, and he did not receive messanges any more.
So turn off the notifications from the original SMS client is a good idea, removing or stopping it is not reccomendet.
hi im new on nexus one i search in forum no luck or maybe separate post, i came from windows mobile its a new world here i got my n1 yesterday i live in mexico but i have some questions about software, im using stock i didint root it yet
i already use the market to install some but here we go:
1. its any dialer good?, this dialer its not good as phonex in windows mobile its any on market like this?free will be nice
2. what applications YOU MUST have on N1?for example i install msn ut seems there is a lot of this wich its better, or the MUST have apps.
3. its anyway to get google maps navigation working outside of USA? or something?and maps offline?
4. any pim backup software ?to backup contacts and messages?
i read in several post about titanium backup but seems i need rooted N1.
and last how i can change the SMS tones?and any way to change trackball notification colors?i read one but seems i need a rooted one :C
i will wait one week or something to see if all works well before root =) thanks a lot
Most, if not all of your questions could be answered by some searching. Thus I'll be really short. If you google "must have applications nexus one", you'll get everything you need.
1. Dialer One.
2. Fring.
3. No. Buy GPS navigation software.
4. SMS Backup for messages, and for contacts - did you understand the concept of Android, keeping the contacts in the cloud?
5. SMS Popup for SMS tones.
Jack_R1 said:
Most, if not all of your questions could be answered by some searching. Thus I'll be really short. If you google "must have applications nexus one", you'll get everything you need.
1. Dialer One.
2. Fring.
3. No. Buy GPS navigation software.
4. SMS Backup for messages, and for contacts - did you understand the concept of Android, keeping the contacts in the cloud?
5. SMS Popup for SMS tones.
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
ok i dont find many post sorry since i speak in spanish maybe i use wrong syntaxis :S and i tried as you said and are for hero some :C
perhaps any explorer like resco explorer for windows, to n1?i try one but im not sure how good its, and how i can get my mp3 as tone message, of course cut it to not be so long, where i should place?
and
4. SMS Backup for messages, and for contacts - did you understand the concept of Android, keeping the contacts in the cloud?
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
whats that mean, cloud? sorry can you be more specific, i dont get it sorry im new in android :S thanks
zen kun said:
how i can get my mp3 as tone message, of course cut it to not be so long, where i should place?
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
Ringdroid
zen kun said:
whats that mean, cloud? sorry can you be more specific, i dont get it sorry im new in android :S thanks
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
Your contacts, calendar, picasa photos, and gmail are all automatically synced with Google's servers over the air. You don't need to back any of that up.
zen kun said:
3. its anyway to get google maps navigation working outside of USA? or something?and maps offline?
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
Jack_R1 said:
3. No. Buy GPS navigation software.
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
incorrect.
ASTRO File Manager looks similar to Resco Explorer. It's free for now, but they may decide to charge for it later.
walie said:
incorrect.
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
Well, it was a short version, yes?
Navigation works properly in some countries, not only in US. Not around the globe. AFAIK, it's currently functional w/o hacks only in US and UK.
Brut hack can be installed to make it work, but it's not guaranteed to work properly.
Xlythe said:
ASTRO File Manager looks similar to Resco Explorer. It's free for now, but they may decide to charge for it later.
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
Also EStrongs File Manager.
hi THANKS a lot , for take some time answer me even when there is a lot of questions maybe post it before (i didint find them)
like i said im new to android world im tryyng and getting all i can and then root i guess im searching about where put my sms ringtones or what folder i wll create to this
i install the brute navigation perhaps seems the voice is in english ._.
i need save money since seems not to usefull without 3g network even voice searching not working LOL.
well thanks a lot
hey sorry if this has been asked before but i have searched here n havent gotten a clear answer. is there any app that reads out loud sms or email? im not trying to get another ticket (got my 6th today) because i text while driving so is there an app that reads outloud your sms?
EDIT: i have seen drive safe but thats $13 a year. anything else thats a little cheaper?
xXJay_RXx said:
hey sorry if this has been asked before but i have searched here n havent gotten a clear answer. is there any app that reads out loud sms or email? im not trying to get another ticket (got my 6th today) because i text while driving so is there an app that reads outloud your sms?
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
I am also very interested in this. I did a bit of research, and came across the DriveSafe.ly app. I downloaded it, and have played with it a little bit. It actually works pretty well! You have the ability to turn it on and off, and it has some really cool options like syncing with your bluetooth. Not bad for a free download from the android market.
u could just try the voice command..which gives option to read a sms or email wen it s received...
You can just look in the Market. There is "SayMyName", for example.
midnightslide said:
I am also very interested in this. I did a bit of research, and came across the DriveSafe.ly app. I downloaded it, and have played with it a little bit. It actually works pretty well! You have the ability to turn it on and off, and it has some really cool options like syncing with your bluetooth. Not bad for a free download from the android market.
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
yea but if u want it to read a longer message, u have to pay $13 annually. i tried the app and yea its good but thats a little too much. if anything thats my last resort
The stock Hero dialer/phone allows you to send a pre-determined text message to a caller when you hit the menu button as a call comes in. Is there ANY app in the Market or apk file we can pull from the stock rom to have this feature in CM6?
This feature came in handy quite often.
Bump to the top (or should this be in the apps section)?
Have you tried Dindy? (Can't post a link because I'm a new member but it is in the Market, or search App Brain for it)
I haven't tried it but it seems to have a lot of features and is much cheaper than Advanced Call Manager.
debh945 said:
Have you tried Dindy? (Can't post a link because I'm a new member but it is in the Market, or search App Brain for it)
I haven't tried it but it seems to have a lot of features and is much cheaper than Advanced Call Manager.
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
Thank you for the suggestion, but I am actually looking for the ability to send a text manually - like the stock HTC phone program. I want to choose wether to accept, send to voicemail, or text reply to the call.
w00t!
Just found SMS Receptionist in the Market for 99cents that does exactly what I'm looking for. If anyone knows of a free app, please share!
Dunno if these are exactly what you're looking for, but they're both free to try out
SwiftReply Free and SwiftReply Lite relatively the same name but they're made by two different people
kyouko said:
Dunno if these are exactly what you're looking for, but they're both free to try out
SwiftReply Free and SwiftReply Lite relatively the same name but they're made by two different people
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
I actually tried the Free version, but it didn't actually work. No option ever popped up for me to decline and send a text. And when I set it to automatically send, it never sent anything at all. The lite version only has the auto feature which declines all calls (not what i'm looking for).
Thanks though
This is a free app that does something like what you want, I think.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=803464
c00ller said:
This is a free app that does something like what you want, I think.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=803464
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
Excellent find! So far, it seems to be working as advertised. Needs more polish, but functionality trumps looks any day,
Agreed, I'm glad you like it!