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Alright guys. Ran a search and didn't see topic yet (not for T-Mobile anyhow) so I figured I would start one.
I use T-Mobile prepaid. I've not seen a prepaid phone be able to utilize the visual voicemail app on T-Mobile monthly 4g...until now.
I just installed it on my nexus 4 and it works.
And yes... I know Google voice does as well. I use voice but not everyone calls my Google voice number, so I've been wanting to get visual voicemail straight from T-Mobile for a while. I am glad this works now and I hope it helps some of you out.
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They don't need to call your Google voice number to leave a message there. You just need to have your phone forward to g voice.
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mrbkkt1 said:
They don't need to call your Google voice number to leave a message there. You just need to have your phone forward to g voice.
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T-Mobile prepaid doesn't allow conditional forwarding so that doesn't work.
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thos25 said:
T-Mobile prepaid doesn't allow conditional forwarding so that doesn't work.
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I've heard that if you call them and have them turn off your voicemail then Google voice gets all calls....
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thos25 said:
Alright guys. Ran a search and didn't see topic yet (not for T-Mobile anyhow) so I figured I would start one.
I use T-Mobile prepaid. I've not seen a prepaid phone be able to utilize the visual voicemail app on T-Mobile monthly 4g...until now.
I just installed it on my nexus 4 and it works.
And yes... I know Google voice does as well. I use voice but not everyone calls my Google voice number, so I've been wanting to get visual voicemail straight from T-Mobile for a while. I am glad this works now and I hope it helps some of you out.
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I need proof! I have been lusting over VVM for a loooong time.......The furthest I got was the Pin Screen. I kept giving me errors though.
thos25 said:
Alright guys. Ran a search and didn't see topic yet (not for T-Mobile anyhow) so I figured I would start one.
I use T-Mobile prepaid. I've not seen a prepaid phone be able to utilize the visual voicemail app on T-Mobile monthly 4g...until now.
I just installed it on my nexus 4 and it works.
And yes... I know Google voice does as well. I use voice but not everyone calls my Google voice number, so I've been wanting to get visual voicemail straight from T-Mobile for a while. I am glad this works now and I hope it helps some of you out.
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Ya that's crazy! I just downloaded the visual voice-mail app and it actually worked!! This is the first phone that ever let me use my $30 prepaid plan and have vvm... I am thinking that they have no way to tell if you are a prepaid customer so the registration just goes through as if you were not on prepaid..? Anyways that's cool that I don't have to dial out anymore...:good:
raiderep said:
I've heard that if you call them and have them turn off your voicemail then Google voice gets all calls....
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Well, that works only if people call your g voice number only. If anyone calls your cell number they just dont get an option to leave a VM at all. In my case a good number of people still call my cell number so that isnt really a good option.
Jasonator said:
I need proof! I have been lusting over VVM for a loooong time.......The furthest I got was the Pin Screen. I kept giving me errors though.
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Well, I said that it works. Then this guy also said it worked for him. So, go ahead and give it a try. And dont forget the thanks if I helped you out. :good:
shojus said:
Ya that's crazy! I just downloaded the visual voice-mail app and it actually worked!! This is the first phone that ever let me use my $30 prepaid plan and have vvm... I am thinking that they have no way to tell if you are a prepaid customer so the registration just goes through as if you were not on prepaid..? Anyways that's cool that I don't have to dial out anymore...:good:
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its been working with tmo prepaid for a while now, its awesome:thumbup:
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lowrider262 said:
its been working with tmo prepaid for a while now, its awesome:thumbup:
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Well that I did not know. Thanks. I wasnt sure if that was the case or it was simply that it somehow slipped past T-Mobile when using this phone.
Working for me too, finally!!
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thos25 said:
Well, that works only if people call your g voice number only. If anyone calls your cell number they just dont get an option to leave a VM at all. In my case a good number of people still call my cell number so that isnt really a good option.
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Well maybe I read that info wrong then. Any way I downloaded it too and VisualVoicemail is synced. You are talking about the T-Mobile app right? I'm on the 30 dollar prepaid too.
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raiderep said:
Well maybe I read that info wrong then. Any way I downloaded it too and VisualVoicemail is synced. You are talking about the T-Mobile app right? I'm on the 30 dollar prepaid too.
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Yes. Works on the thirty dollar plan. Presumably works on other prepaid plans as well.
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People with the $30 plan actually give that number out? I ported to GV and don't even know my $30 plan number! I let Google Voice handle everything, including message transcription. Called 611 and had them disable my T-Mo voicemail.
Loads better than a carrier branded VVM.
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People with the $30 plan actually give that number out? I ported to GV and don't even know my $30 plan number! I let Google Voice handle everything, including message transcription. Called 611 and had them disable my T-Mo voicemail.
Loads better than a carrier branded VVM.
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I agree but I had trouble porting my sprint number to Google voice and gave up. I ended up porting my sprint number to T-Mobile so I wouldn't lose it and now can't port my T-Mobile number(old sprint #) to GV. Any ideas? Excuse the off topic please just frustrated...
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What is this visual voicemail you speak of? (I'm switching to T-mobile soon) TIA
YES! I've been waiting for others to post about this. I've noticed that mine has been working for about two weeks. I almost cried when I realized it started working. I hope it's not just some flaw in the VVM app update that's allowing us onto it. But one thing I did notice is that MetroPCS offers VVM on their plans of equal value. Maybe T-Mobile is following suit. Btw, I'm on the $60 T-Mobile Monthly4G plan.
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What is this visual voicemail you speak of? (I'm switching to T-mobile soon) TIA
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The t mobile visual voicemail app. Basically it shows you who your voicemail is from
And allows you to pick and choose which voicemail you want to listen to rather than dialing out and having to listen to all of them.
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YES! I've been waiting for others to post about this. I've noticed that mine has been working for about two weeks. I almost cried when I realized it started working. I hope it's not just some flaw in the VVM app update that's allowing us onto it. But one thing I did notice is that MetroPCS offers VVM on their plans of equal value. Maybe T-Mobile is following suit. Btw, I'm on the $60 T-Mobile Monthly4G plan.
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Yeah. I was thinking perhaps it was this phone but it works on my wife's phone now as well.
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Can't get the visual voicemail app to work, won't establish a connection to the server. Any suggestions?
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I also use the T-Mobile VVM app since I'm on prepaid, works just fine, but I don't see why it can't be integrated into the stock phone app.
Can someone on a T-Mobile-based MVNO like StraightTalk or Solavei try the T-Mobile Visual Voicemail app and see if it works?
OK guys, we already have a thread that is a work in progress trying to port TMOBILES WiFi calling to our device. Now I would like to see what other people have done to compensate for not having the T-Mobile app. What are the best 3rd party apps that work good for you and can you both make and receive calls using them?
Feel free to post any alternative to the T-mobile wifi calling app that has worked for you.
If you are interested in the progress of the port of T-mobiles WiFi calling app then you may visit here http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2012468
Thanks goes to whosdaman for the above thread.
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I've tried a combination of Google voice and the paid version of groove ip and the call quality was horrible. The person I called could barley understand me. This is very frustrating.
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Talkatone...
Obitalk VOIP box as a landline replacement/cell relay.
Sipdroid/PBX
I went on ebay and bought a wifi calling enabled phone for the time being....I cant not have service at my dorm room.
Google voice with talks tone.
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Att.
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A dirty workaround is using google talk video chat and choosing handset speaker. It sucks, doesn't use the actual phone number, but does function if you're desperate.
Just tried talkatone, it worked but there is like a three second delay when talking.. It's weird. Call quality ok. How do I get good quality Internet calls?
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Harrison.W1337 said:
I went on ebay and bought a wifi calling enabled phone for the time being....I cant not have service at my dorm room.
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Which one did you get? I'm in a similar boat trying to find a cheap phone just for use when I'm at home.
Look for 2 threads started by acegolfer, these will help you the most. One is called free voip calling w/iLBC codec and the other is something along the lines of Piaf with amazon ec2 or ew2. Not necessarily these easiest ways but from what I can tell they are probably some of the best. The first thread I mentioned also has a comparison of the most popular ways. Hope this helps some.
edit: there is also the Vonage app that has ok quality but you can only make calls and not receive them.
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The Obi app in the google store, and then google voice.
Free incoming and outgoing wifi calls.
All you need is your username and password. Then just log on and your all set.
NOTHING TO CONFIGURE.
http://www.obitalk.com/obinet/
This is what I've been using on my gn, n7, and now n4.
It's made to totally emulate Wi-Fi calling
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bongostl said:
This is what I've been using on my gn, n7, and now n4.
It's made to totally emulate Wi-Fi calling
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What is that?
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ashykat said:
Which one did you get? I'm in a similar boat trying to find a cheap phone just for use when I'm at home.
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I got an HTC T-Mobile G2 out of pure need of wifi calling. Screen was cracked got it off ebay for like $25. There was just no way I could go on like this.
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I went on ebay and bought a wifi calling enabled phone for the time being....I cant not have service at my dorm room.
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Harrison.W1337 said:
I got an HTC T-Mobile G2 out of pure need of wifi calling. Screen was cracked got it off ebay for like $25. There was just no way I could go on like this.
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Thanks for the reply. I've been looking on eBay but I don't want to pay $80-$100 for something like this. Looks like I can pick up a G2 cheap.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2135424
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I use callcentric with the stock dialers internet calling
I'm trying that now...but the call quality doesn't seem as good as with csip
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Vonage. Can't get incoming calls unless you subscribe, but free wifi/3g calling is awesome. The codec they use is HD (speex I believe) and is the best ever.
If someone calls you, just call them right back on the Vonage app. It's the best. Avoid talkatone/grooveip and the other "VOIP" apps. They are echo/delay city.
Vonage is free. Doesn't require you to be a Vonage subscriber. Just install it, use voice/text confirmation of your number, enroll and you're done.
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http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2135424
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I will give this a try later. Thanks for the guide.
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I updated to the latest OTA and I now don't have simultaneous voice + LTE. I know that the new tri band phones with Sprint Spark lost this feature but I didn't think the OTA would break an existing feature. Anyone else experience this??
First off, wrong section. Secondly, there is no way for that to be possible. When I was using the Sense 5.5 ports, the LTE signal would disappear on call, but the devs confirmed it was still working. We never found out why it happened, but data & voice on LTE will always work hence why everyone SVDO was dropped.
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First off, wrong section. Secondly, there is no way for that to be possible. When I was using the Sense 5.5 ports, the LTE signal would disappear on call, but the devs confirmed it was still working. We never found out why it happened, but data & voice on LTE will always work hence why everyone SVDO was dropped.
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You're wrong man this is the right section lol
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Let Kaos reign!!
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I can confirm that when on LTE and you get a call the data indicator shows as if your data dropped but data still works. Just noticed it myself yesterday as a matter of fact.
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You're wrong man this is the right section lol
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This should be in the Q&A section actually
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I remember on the Evo 4g LTE, you could do 3G while using voice. I wish that feature still worked... I still don't have 4G
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This should be in the Q&A section actually
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Exactly sir, thank you...
Data and voice at same times works fine on cm11.
I believe it worked for me on stock you just need to enable DDTM.
in dialler do ##3242#, edit, then enter your msl
I think its under evdo. Look for DDTM and set to enable.
n3m35155
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So this works with LTE only/ I know i lose 3G when i get a call because if im using data at the time i get a notification about no data connection.
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So this works with LTE only/ I know i lose 3G when i get a call because if im using data at the time i get a notification about no data connection.
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The EVO LTE & S3 generation of phones were the only SVDO phones. S4 until now CAN'T do voice over 3g. You'll only get voice/data on WiFi and/or LTE!
I have noticed that since the update every-time I end a call I get the no data message and it takes 20-30 seconds for it to come back, rather annoying actually.
All,
on my Note 3 I can talk and use data at the same time. I thought I had read somewhere that the Nexus 6 would do the same. But it seems that it will not.
I am wrong?
Thanks Dave
I am on AT&T and I have used DAT and a phone call at the same time. This has more to do with your carrier and not the actual device.
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Oems have made all phones that are sprint spark capable with only one pathway from modem. ..last phone on sprint that can do svlte is note 3 ...vzw is the same
Unfortunately it doesn't work on this phone =/
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The Nexus 6 will not do simultaneous voice and data on Sprint or Verizon. (Although on Verizon it should be possible in some areas when VoLTE starts rolling out, not 100% sure with Sprint.)
Same with sprint they are rolling out volte sometime 2015+
Thanks for the response.
nexus6R3plicant said:
Same with sprint they are rolling out volte sometime 2015+
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I hope so. Would be nice.
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I hope so. Would be nice.
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Seems on tmobile I can talk on the phone with my wifi tether running and do not lose connection.
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droidxxxxx said:
Seems on tmobile I can talk on the phone with my wifi tether running and do not lose connection.
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That's why T-Mobile is winning more customers and Sprint is sending techs to your house to help you set up your phone. Priorities. ???
Does the vzw n6 have 2 radios to allow simultaneous call & data even in 3G?
No
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it can do volte though, which is better. thats voice and data, at the same time, over lte.
What if only 3G available?
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What if only 3G available?
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out of luck?
get tmobile, voice and data always work, regardless