I am willing to pay someone if they can some how hack the G1's bluetooth or create some sort of hack to enable Bluetooth file transfer.
As well as a hack that u can go look at their files if u send them some file over bluetooth. U can do this with several other phones such as Sony Ericson etc.
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Uh Yea.
This is almost certainly something that will have to come from Google. I'm not saying it's not possible...but it's a pretty big framework for one or two application developers to try and invent themselves. It would touch on so much functionality of the core OS.
G1-evolve said:
I am willing to pay someone if they can some how hack the G1's bluetooth or create some sort of hack to enable Bluetooth file transfer.
As well as a hack that u can go look at their files if u send them some file over bluetooth. U can do this with several other phones such as Sony Ericson etc.
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Establish network over bluetooth, run ftp server on droid or on your computer and client on other, then you can transfer files over bluetooth.
Why would you want to though? Bluetooth is SLOW. Much better just to wifi/ftp.
simply when you want to send or receive say a ringtone from another "standard" cell phone.....
DJ_Spray said:
simply when you want to send or receive say a ringtone from another "standard" cell phone.....
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Exactly..
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Exactly..
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email it perhaps? Not the best solution, i know....but this phone is lacking that functionality.
In case you didn't see the BlueX thread yet,
http://www.cyrket.com/package/com.alex.BluetoothFileshare
I also saw this thread in the developement forum... http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=524658&highlight=obex
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Does anyone know how to stream Sirius Satellite Radio on the Tytn II?? I know there are solutions that work with WM5, but has anyone tried and tested a working solution for WM6 streaming?? Thanks!
This works for Sirius on Kaiser
http://forum.xda-developers.com/attachment.php?attachmentid=54862&d=1192857807
For XMradio, I use this:
http://www.xstreamxm.com/mobile/
Thanks for the link to the cab file. Tried several different versions of the program but never could get it to work until i found this one.
Help and Details for Sirius
http://www.geekstoolbox.com/
I downloaded and installed the cab file and when I try to play a channel it keeps asking me for a code. How does one get a code? I do have Sirius in my car and have been a subscriber for 2 years.
michalopoulosgk said:
I downloaded and installed the cab file and when I try to play a channel it keeps asking me for a code. How does one get a code? I do have Sirius in my car and have been a subscriber for 2 years.
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Did you register a "listen online" account with them? You need to do that if you haven't.
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Pocket Player will stream .pls and other formats as well as wma.
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How is that? I was thinking about getting it.
I actually just moved my comment to here:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=337149
It is asking nearly the same question but not for Satellite radio, so if you are looking to stream INTERNET radio them my pointers are on that thread.
sorry for the brief confusion.
btw, is there a way to entirely delete a post you have made?
does it require internet access?
isn't there an XM radio application of some sort on the ATT Tilt ?
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isn't there an XM radio application of some sort on the ATT Tilt ?
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Yes, but I believe they charge you to use it (whether you are an XM subscriber or not)
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For XMradio, I use this:
http://www.xstreamxm.com/mobile/
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Thanks for the link. I have been looking for something like this.
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Yes, but I believe they charge you to use it (whether you are an XM subscriber or not)
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Yes, I could never figure out how to activate my existing account with this program, and I am not surprised that AT&T would charge extra for this. In addition, they lock you into the 25 most popular channels available, and none that I would listen to (I get enough 20 on 20 when my daughter's are in the car, and it's the same songs over and over and over and over.......)
Duh!!! I subscribe to listen to music besides the Clear Channel blandness, not 6 remix's of Justin Timberlake. Why is this so hard for marketers to figure out???
Par for the course with AT&T offering a bunch of dumbed down crapola that you have to pay extra for. As I've said before, seems like they go out of their way to inconvenience their customers.
Hi all,
due to the fact my provider has now started charging me for accessing voicemails and will not include voicemail access in my inclusive minutes I have turned off the voicemail answerphone on my t-Mobile MDA Vario III (Kaiser), what i'm looking for is a programto run on the PDA that will answer a call after say 45 seconds of ringing and act like an answerphone and record any messages direct to the PDA. I have searched for answerphone but without luck and the only program I can find via Google is iSecretary, but that aparantly isn't fully compatable with the Kaiser?. Has anybody got any ideas as to anything else available that will do this job, preferably free but if I have to pay for the ideal solution so be it.
Thanks
MI5
Sorry, did not read full post.
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Very helpful, indeed...
htc_mi5 said:
Hi all,
due to the fact my provider has now started charging me for accessing voicemails and will not include voicemail access in my inclusive minutes I have turned off the voicemail answerphone on my t-Mobile MDA Vario III (Kaiser), what i'm looking for is a programto run on the PDA that will answer a call after say 45 seconds of ringing and act like an answerphone and record any messages direct to the PDA. I have searched for answerphone but without luck and the only program I can find via Google is iSecretary, but that aparantly isn't fully compatable with the Kaiser?. Has anybody got any ideas as to anything else available that will do this job, preferably free but if I have to pay for the ideal solution so be it.
Thanks
MI5
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I'm afraid there is no solution, because of the limitations of the Kaiser (and many HTC devices) with the incoming sound.... (mic only)
A workaround should be available in iSecretary, recording loudspeaker -> mic, but this application crashed a lot on my Kaiser so removed it...
Also because it is not a nice solution anyway...everybody can 'enjoy' the voice message.
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Sarcasm does not suit your hair style, I did say sorry.
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Sarcasm does not suit your hair style, I did say sorry.
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OK, I hurried myself to answer, it was still the leftover text making me think that the answer wasn't helpful, as seeing the thread's subject first made me hope to actually find something helpful (wondering why there isn't such an application anyway). Sorry.
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(wondering why there isn't such an application anyway). Sorry.
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because of the limitations of the Kaiser (and many HTC devices) with the incoming sound.... (mic only)
Optimistisch_nl said:
I'm afraid there is no solution, because of the limitations of the Kaiser (and many HTC devices) with the incoming sound.... (mic only)
A workaround should be available in iSecretary, recording loudspeaker -> mic, but this application crashed a lot on my Kaiser so removed it...
Also because it is not a nice solution anyway...everybody can 'enjoy' the voice message.
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According to iSecretary the TYTNII is only "half supported" but it looks it would do everything you want.
- lifts the handset automatically when the preset time expires;
- plays the file to the caller;
- records your caller's message within the limits of preset time and hangs up;
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(http://www.isecretary.net/about.php)
check your voicemail using a landline...
I guess i'll have to try isecretary and see if it does enough to get me going, unfortunatly checking voicemail via a landline is not an option in my situation.
Thanks for all the replies so far.
MI5
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I guess i'll have to try isecretary and see if it does enough to get me going, unfortunatly checking voicemail via a landline is not an option in my situation.
Thanks for all the replies so far.
MI5
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just be prepared.... you will be disappointed...
I did try iSecretary and it worked on some of the calls, about 2 out of the 10 I made to my phone. And like "Optimistisch_nl" said: the callers voice is on loudspeaker while leaving the message. Also the message that I recorded to tell people to leave a message doesn't play either for the caller.
Sorry dude, I'm also still looking for something like this and will let you know if I find a solution.
# Zoolooc # Apology accepted and I also apologize for my remark.
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I'm also still looking for something like this and will let you know if I find a solution.
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You won't find a solution unless you buy e.g. a Nokia.....
Guys, ALWAYS check out the Wiki first. I've answered this very question at http://wiki.xda-developers.com/inde...nswering machine for Windows Mobile released!
(also see the group http://wiki.xda-developers.com/index.php?pagename=Audio and call recording, answering machines )
In a word: no, don't expect much - WinMo is, by default, pretty much useless when it comes to local (!!) nswering machines. Should you really need them, go for Symbian.
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You won't find a solution unless you buy e.g. a Nokia.....
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Yup, it works wonderfully on my Nokias...
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You won't find a solution unless you buy e.g. a Nokia.....
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I was also told that file sharing on WM is not possible by "CLEVER" people, but hypest told me that by setting up a ftp server on the ppc you could share folders that would be visible and able to be browsed by another ppc. Now if that is not "file sharing" then lets call it "sharing files". It works just the same as normal file sharing on Windows.
( http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=374249 )
Where there is a will there is a way.
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I was also told that file sharing on WM is not possible by "CLEVER" people
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You should have asked me I've even reviewed & thoroughly compared FTP clients (along with mentioning FTP servers) for Windows Mobile - search for example for 'vxFtp' in the Wiki.
hey guys i did was wondering if this would be possible. Is there any way to answer intercom or page someone over windows mobile device? I need program like that so bad and i cant find nothing close. Thanks for your time.
Can you elaborate a little .... "answer intercom or page someone"????
What are you trying to do?
I guess you want it to work as a walkie-talkie?
nismax said:
hey guys i did was wondering if this would be possible. Is there any way to answer intercom or page someone over windows mobile device? I need program like that so bad and i cant find nothing close. Thanks for your time.
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at&t's version of this is the Push to Talk. Costs extra.
Other than that I suppose you could try and setup Skype on your phone, but that's not really walky-talk type stuff. But it avoids voice charges.
may not be what you're after but i was playing with parlingo yesterday specifically the voice chat and when i sent a "voice note" to my buddy it played the message without him doing anything. now we already had a chat session opened (didn't try without it being started)
It's possible
nismax said:
hey guys i did was wondering if this would be possible. Is there any way to answer intercom or page someone over windows mobile device? I need program like that so bad and i cant find nothing close. Thanks for your time.
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If you've got a bluetooth-enabled intercom, it's possible. You could do it with a wire as well.
As for paging someone, you could text them.
If you want a walkie-talkie style device, there's a program out there (I forget it's name, but found it using Google) that lets you do this using the WiFi connection on your phone. Works okay even with full-duplex voice communications.
If you give us some more information on what you want to achieve, I'm sure we'll be able to help more.
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If you want a walkie-talkie style device, there's a program out there (I forget it's name, but found it using Google) that lets you do this using the WiFi connection on your phone.
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4talk seems good, that might be what's he's looking for...
That's the one!
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4talk seems good, that might be what's he's looking for...
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4Talk is the one that I was referring to earlier. Thanks for pointing me back at it!
It'll work over infrastructure or ad-hoc wifi networks, so with a bit of configuration you can get it to work just like a walkie-talkie.
I tried to send stuff by Bluetooth to my Htc Magic, but my Sony Ericsson c902 can't send any stuff to it.. neither can my pc. have i missed something? do i need any app or is it any setting i neet to change on my htc?
i have made htc discoverable and have both units paired.. but can't get it working anyway.
thx!
//Peter
Android doesn't support object pushing... (OBEX)...
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Android doesn't support object pushing... (OBEX)...
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Any one knows the plan of Bluetooth support on HTC Magic?
Try bluetooth fileshare (search in market) seens like it works to send and recive file via BT
http://android.smartphonefrance.info/actu.asp?ID=178
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Try bluetooth fileshare (search in market) seens like it works to send and recive file via BT
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thanks, but i can't find it in the market..
tried searching for "bluetooth", "bluetooth fileshare" and also "fileshare" and find nothing
http://www.cyrket.com/package/com.alex.BluetoothFileshare
scan the barcode with barcode scanner. App found with search tag "bluex" sans quotes.
Great!! Finally an APP for bluetooth file transfer!!
Anyone got an idea if it may become available for NON-rooted HTC magic phones??
I don't really fancy rooting becuase it will void my warranty
Thanks
I just got my HTC Magic. I cant BELIEVE that it doesnt support obex!!! Very very dissapointed
BTW i cant find the bluetooth file app on the market.. i even tried scanning the 2D barcode. But when entering the url in browser it still says "not found" in mark..
I need this app badly. A phone without bluetooth file receive/send ability is useless!!
Bluex - BluetoothFileshare
Developer's site is here I bought this today and it works a treat
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Developer's site is here I bought this today and it works a treat
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i still can´t find anywhere to buy it.. not on that page and not in market :S
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i still can´t find anywhere to buy it.. not on that page and not in market :S
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Could it have something to do with your network operator? Where in the world are you? It may be worth turning on ' allow unknown sources' to see if that helps.
Version 1.0.3 can SEND files without root acces recieving still needs root.
Tested on my non-rooted magic and it works we're getting there!
Fantastic!! Can't wait until we don't have to root!!
We are getting closer!! , Jut not fast enough!! lool
Anyone else think it would be better if it was free
Bluetooth is so painfully slow. I haven't received my Magic yet, so I didn't try this, it's a theory.
If you usually send files back and forth from one or two computers you could just setup a FTP server. It's really easy with the FileZilla server. You could then use Wi-fi to send files. Maybe there is a good ftp client for Android, I'm not sure.
Of course if you need to send between phones all the time you're out of luck for the time being.
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Could it have something to do with your network operator? Where in the world are you? It may be worth turning on ' allow unknown sources' to see if that helps.
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I am living in Sweden, and i use 3 as operator.
i tried to turn on "allow unknown sources" but still no luck
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Hello.
I´m new in Android and in this forum.
I´ve bought "Bluex" (BlueTooth Fileshare) and I can receive photos but I cant send any file.
Where can I find a tutorial about how to be root in my HTC Magic to perform send an image through bluetooth?
I think that there should be a topic about that but I don´t find it.
thx.
Hi!
My friend has a Galaxy mini. When I send him a file via Bluetooth his phone asks whether it should accept the file or not. And there's a "Remember this" tick, so it doesn't ask the question all the time.
Now, I'm wondering if someone could look for it and tell me how Samsung implemented this function in their software.
Thanks!
i think u need to pair device
gyeben said:
Hi!
My friend has a Galaxy mini. When I send him a file via Bluetooth his phone asks whether it should accept the file or not. And there's a "Remember this" tick, so it doesn't ask the question all the time.
Now, I'm wondering if someone could look for it and tell me how Samsung implemented this function in their software.
Thanks!
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i believe that's including in the Bluetooth.apk
i think its built in program?
avie14 said:
i think its built in program?
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It's built-in OS.
lackhoo said:
i believe that's including in the Bluetooth.apk
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Bluetooth.apk is only fr bluetooth printers...