Im looking high and low for an answering maching that is compatible with WM5.
I have a qtek 9100.
does anyone knows one???
It will be very nice...i'm looking for an answering machine too...does anyone can help us?
sorry
uptill this moment i did not find an answering machine for the wizard devices if anyone will help us in this will be great
not on the mda, but works great
goto k7.net, get a free phone number. set your mda phone to forward to this number when busy, no answer (or whatever condition you want it to be). set k7 to forward received voicemails/faxes (!) to your phone email address (comes in as mms) or via email (comes in as audio file/tiff file). all free, works fine..
Due to a hardware limitation of the Wizard, WM5 does not have access to the incoming GSM Voicestream. WHat this means is that you cannot use a software answering machine on the HTC Wizard.
There is no answering machine software for any current PPC PE device (except the built-in ones on some Gigabyte models); see http://www.pocketpcmag.com/blogs/index.php?blog=3&p=1264&more=1&c=1&tb=1&pb=1 for an explanation.
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The only fault of this machine is a fax program missing. I know that Truefax of KSE doesn't work withh some rom vers. Anybody knows what is the rom that works with truefax?
I've tested TruefAX 2.08 with my qtek but doesn't work...
Bye, M.
Ive used TrueFAx with my Qtek 2020 (Himalaya) with rom 1.66..
Had some problems in the beginning, but that was because my operator didn't provide fax capabilities without first gettin' some cash...
We can't really blame KSE for the fax problems, the main problem is threefold:
- The PocketPC OS doesn't support more than one application responding to a particular type of call (voice/fax/data)
- The PPC Phone software opens all types, even the ones it can't handle
- The interface to the Radio firmware doesn't support the standard fax modem commands.
KSE have tried very hard to provide fax capability, they actually bypass the main OS and driver functions with some very low level code (which is why you can't just let it receive incoming faxes as and when, you have to switch to "wait to receive" mode; and also why it only works with certain firmware versions).
Until Microsoft and HTC actually realise that some people want to fax using PPC Phone edition, this situation won't change. Don't expect nice transparent SymbianOS style faxing any time soon.
I'm... very sad...
Hello;
I just tried truefax for XDAII with my i-mate on ROM1.72 it seems to finally works.
OK, so I am looking to buy a Jam. I am in the UK and currently carry around an IPAQ with TOMTOM on for the car, a Nokia mobile phone and a Blackberry for my work email.
I've been reading these threads for some time and see there are some problems and no one can get the Blackberry client to work. But it could still save me two of the devices I currently have (phone / tomtom).
Which GPS devices are you using with the Jam and TomTom, are you happy with them and how much were they (in UK)?
Can I use bluetooth headset and bluetooth GPS with TOMTOM at the same time? e.g. if I am driving and tomtom is nagivating me, can I make and receive calls still?
How good is it as a phone? Is sound quality ok? I will be using it for work so can't afford to have something that isn't reliable and will annoy my customers!
Is there anything else coming along in the short term I should wait for instead of getting the Jam?
From your wealth of experience, do you recommend I get one or wait?
Will is work in America? My company is based in Boston and I travel there sometimes so it would need to work out there too.
Many thanks in advance for any advice.
I would wait for a similar device that ships with the new Windows Mobile 5. As it stands, there will be no official release of the OS for the Magician :-(
When released in September, the ETEN M600 will be a very good alternative.
(Hope HTC, imate, etc. read these forums!!!)
Just found this: http://www.mobile-review.com/exhibition/computex-2005-smarts-en.shtml
Looks like the R-Ten M600 might be the one I wait for as it has WM 5.0 and WiFi. Unless HTC release a new Magician.
You guys mean ETEN M600 ? But in another thread here they were saying Eten M500 is good enough... ?
Hi All,..
Some time ago I had an Nokia 7650, (Symbian OS). For this phone there was an answering machine software available. This software worked very well!!
Is there software which functions as a Answering machine for the Pocket PC? When available I don't have to call my Providers voicemail. This can be very handy because I need to pay to hear my T-mobile NL's voicemail box...
Best regards
Arjan
I remember that software was a handy app.
Would be nice to have it for the Universal too.
Hi, i'm looking for a way to connect my Nokia 6230 to my Wizard so that the Wizard is recognized by the Nokia as headset. Does anyone know if this is possible?
I've been looking at the widcom/broadcom stack but i couldn't get it to work yet. Insufficient memory error.
Does anyone know if this is somehow possible?
I dont think this works. However I have done the reverse using my Laptop. I used my laptop to take calls and answer them, while my PDA is in the other room! w00t
And do you think it would be possible if we get the broadcom/widcom stack running on the Wizard?
No. I dont think that has the correct services/profiles. And is it possible to get the widcomm stack on the Wizard? Doesn't it already have the microsoft stack on it?
Thanks
how did u answer the calls on your lap top??? thats awesome wanna share? thank you!
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To be a "headset" for another device, you need the "Audio Gateway" profile.
Most desktop adapters support this profile (the Widcom stack does), so your desktop or laptop PC can be a headset for your phone. I've used this as a speakerphone when we were doing something in a class. It's pretty slick.
The Wizard does NOT have the Audio Gateway profile, so it cannot be the speakers or mic for another device.
However, SOME of the Ipaq PDA's can do this. I've done it with a Bluetooth-Equipped Ipaq, so I know that, at least in theory, it IS possible.
TomXP411 thanks. You basically explained it for beckhams777...
PDAs that are not a phone themselves are usually the ones that have this profile. If you find a device that has this profile AND uses the Widcomm stack, I may be able to extract this profile and use it on other devices also. It also depends on what version of widcomm stack they use... But, it could well be possible now that I know some other devices can do it
Thanks
I'll go searching 8)
got it! thanks anyways!
T-mobile MDA (USA version) and Bt
Ok, read all the posts, so there isn't a way to use my bt earbud with music on my MDA?
it worls great for phone, but MDA does NOT have audio gateway software
Al
When I pair with my Mac (OS X 10.4), the mac does discover bluetooth audio as a service on the wizard... however when i try to send sound, OS X states that it could not connect to the BT Audio device... So in theory it should be possible, if the service is discovered. We perhaps just need an app on the wizard that responds to the connection request...
(Admins, if this is in wrong section please move it. Sorry.)
Has anybody used this (Windows) program with their Windows Mobile 5 device?
see http://zoran-horvat.de/PhoCoWeb2/content.aspx?id=what
It is a program to allow control of your mobile from a Windows XP PC including making and receiving calls, access to address book and text messages. In the latest version 1.7.6 it claims full compatibility with my HTC Prophet device over Bluetooth, but even though I am using a Belkin F8T013 USB bluetooth dongle which uses the recommended Broadcom/Widcomm 4 stack I can't get my PC and phone to communicate, let alone make and receive calls. My phone is a imate JAMin, but I am using the latest PDAMobix AKU 3.2 ROM.
Does anyone have any experience of PhoneControl ? Any tips?
Do you think my problems are related to using AKU 3.2 ROM? Would I get any further using AKU 2.3?
Hope someone can advise me.
Cheers
Richard