Has anyone been able to use data while disabling voice? I believe that Motorola devices had a ddtm mode that would send calls to voicemail when using data. Anyway to do this with the nexus? Maybe an app?
I need to do a demonstration from the phone and don't want to have the demo interrupted by a call. Obviously, for the demo I need data or I would just put it in airplane mode. Wifi isn't an option.
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Should be able to go to Settings > Wireless and Networks (More) > Mobile Networks > uncheck Data enabled. Not sure if that disables the voice network as well, though.
copkay said:
Should be able to go to Settings > Wireless and Networks (More) > Mobile Networks > uncheck Data enabled. Not sure if that disables the voice network as well, though.
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Uhhhm, I want data enabled so I have internet access for the demo but don't want to receive any calls while using data.....
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Do not disturb Google voice setting does this if you have it. I never use my actual cell phone number any more.
Search "do not disturb" in market.
It's the one with the red icon and it is free.
Thank me later.
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Should disable calls and allow data...
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Michigan Jason said:
Should disable calls and allow data...
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Yeah, ignore that, that was my version of deleting a post, haha. I'd posted a reply that I'd misunderstood. I was thinking he wanted ONLY WiFi.
Michigan Jason said:
Search "do not disturb" in market.
It's the one with the red icon and it is free.
Thank me later.
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this appears to only silence incoming calls....this won't work because as the phone still "rings" data stops until the call goes to voicemail. Ddtm would send the call straight to voicemail without interrupting the data connection. I guess there aren't any real solutions out there right now...
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Go into the dialer, click menu button, Settings > Call forwarding > Always forward. Enable that and set it to voicemail number?
alsex87 said:
Go into the dialer, click menu button, Settings > Call forwarding > Always forward. Enable that and set it to voicemail number?
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Are you running stock or a custom rom? I'm on gummynex which uses the t9 dialer, I believe. The setting for call forwarding isnt there....
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Stock, funny hearing stock has something that another rom is missing for a change
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Ok when I am getting a phone call, it is asking me if I want to answer and to click 1 or 2 etc but before I can do that it hangs up on the caller. I think it's probably Google Voice doing this, but it never did it before. I need google voice, i use it for my voicemail. I run CM7 and it doesn't even have a VVM program. But I can't keep hanging up on everyone who calls me! What can I do?
Go to your google voice settings from your browser. One of the options is to disable the prompt.
To be exact,you should disable call screening
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m4xwellmurd3r said:
Go to your google voice settings from your browser. One of the options is to disable the prompt.
To be exact,you should disable call screening
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Also you can find vvm if you need it from this thread if you would like to use it instead,
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=982966
there is a setting to change that i believe. go on your computer to www.google.com/voice and find it in the settings. sorry i dont know how atm.lol but i remember seeing it in there somewhere
I need help please. I always use Google Voice just for my voicemails only. Just got my Nexus last night, set it up GV like I always do.
Missed a clients call this morning, and checked Google Voice and nothing, but there is a recorder icon in the notification bar, that would take me into some dial up phone voicemail ? Who the **** uses that in the 21st century.
Anyways, what's the deal here ?
Thank you.
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follow this to make sure your number is correctly forwarding to your GV voicemail:
http://www.marketing.fm/2009/05/14/use-google-voice-without-changing-your-number/
Scroll down to the carrier number forwarding
Go into dialer, settings and set your voice mail to Google voice.
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zephiK said:
Go into dialer, settings and set your voice mail to Google voice.
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Thanks, tried that but some error came up, said my carrier does not support it ? That's not right.
I did just switch from Sprint to Verizon last night, could there be an issue there ?
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Zorachus said:
Thanks, tried that but some error came up, said my carrier does not support it ? That's not right.
I did just switch from Sprint to Verizon last night, could there be an issue there ?
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yes, its not forwarding to GV, try the link I posted above
So per Google's web page, it shows Verizon as not working normally, until you dial *71 or something with your Google voice # ? I have no idea what my Google # is ?
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Zorachus said:
So per Google's web page, it shows Verizon as not working normally, until you dial *71 or something with your Google voice # ? I have no idea what my Google # is ?
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Log in to voice.google.com and see your number. Or go into the Google Voice app and go to Settings. It will have an entry "My Google Voice Number" that lists your number.
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Log in to voice.google.com and see your number. Or go into the Google Voice app and go to Settings. It will have an entry "My Google Voice Number" that lists your number.
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Guess I have to do from PC, the web page on the phone does not show my account just basics how to setup voice.
And the app on this phone, under settings only lists this cell #
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Zorachus said:
Guess I have to do from PC, the web page on the phone does not show my account just basics how to setup voice.
And the app on this phone, under settings only lists this cell #
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Yes, you have to hook your number onto Google Voice via the website. It will usually entail your GV number calling your actual number and you pressing two buttons on the phone and then it will be connected.. Always how it's been on Verizon
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Yes, you have to hook your number onto Google Voice via the website. It will usually entail your GV number calling your actual number and you pressing two buttons on the phone and then it will be connected.. Always how it's been on Verizon
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Thanks for the help, I still had it set to Sprint as my carrier in the settings webpage, had to change that, and that dial a special #. It should setup now ?
Does anyone else have any problems setting up with att?
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I usually have trouble with my phone saying things aren't working, even though everything is fine.
What specific problem are you experiencing?
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Nope. What issues are you having?
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Spectre51 said:
Nope. What issues are you having?
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Google Voice cant pull my att data and all that it just wont allow me to use voice as a voice mail option, so im reflashing, and stuck with my horrible issue of rooting :/ lol got it last time, just got to keep working at it this time
Ah, I never use it for voicemail anyway so I might not be much help.
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Test the voicemail even if it says it failed. Mine never says it succeeds, but it works. I use Google Voice exclusively for calls.
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:/ well i reflashed and got the teathering option now, but still no luck on the Google Voice :/
Call Settings Error
Could not retrieve and save current forwarding number settings. Switch to new provider anyway?
Yes-
Call Settings updating.
Call Settings Error
Forwarding number change unsuccessful. Please contact your carrier if this problem persists.
so should i go to ATT and see what they say or is there a fix i can do for this?
Try going into Google Voice on your computer and checking out the settings. There is a code you can use to deactivate and reactivate the voicemail feature.
When it fails to set forwarding number, is this in the automatic setup or were you manually forwarding in your settings?
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I had same trouble with voicemail. I called to att to deactivate carrier voicemail. They sad it's already expired??? I know I have att voicemail and it's active. So no help from support. I changed manually forwarding numbers to gvoice number. And voicemail number to gvoice. And everything working for me now.
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Mista Panda said:
Google Voice cant pull my att data and all that it just wont allow me to use voice as a voice mail option, so im reflashing, and stuck with my horrible issue of rooting :/ lol got it last time, just got to keep working at it this time
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you may have to just set up manual call forwarding to set up google voicemail.
*004*your number#
example; *004*1 212 660 2245# (no spaces)
JaredP said:
Try going into Google Voice on your computer and checking out the settings. There is a code you can use to deactivate and reactivate the voicemail feature.
When it fails to set forwarding number, is this in the automatic setup or were you manually forwarding in your settings?
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amosconf said:
you may have to just set up manual call forwarding to set up google voicemail.
*004*your number#
example; *004*1 212 660 2245# (no spaces)
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This seemed to have fixed my problem for now, i dont get very many calls so ill have to keep calling myself to test it.
Thanks guys!
I've used Google voice for years, but last week I accidentally set up the AT&T voicemail password and since then I can't get Google voice to take over again.
Would I need to contact AT&T about disabling their voicemail service?
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Dream Reality Syndrome said:
I've used Google voice for years, but last week I accidentally set up the AT&T voicemail password and since then I can't get Google voice to take over again.
Would I need to contact AT&T about disabling their voicemail service?
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Go to the dialer and type
**004*15551234567#
Change the 15551234567 to your google voice number.
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Go to the dialer and type
**004*15551234567#
Change the 15551234567 to your google voice number.
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Thanks a bunch! I had the same problem and this fixed it right up.
Alternatively (although not as easy), you can go into the Call settings, Additional settings, and then the Call forwarding settings and set up the Google Voice number there.
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CapnPez said:
Thanks a bunch! I had the same problem and this fixed it right up.
Alternatively (although not as easy), you can go into the Call settings, Additional settings, and then the Call forwarding settings and set up the Google Voice number there.
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I tried your method yesterday but whenever I'd call myself from another number, I'd hear a short message n the call would end... Idk if this is the app, the service or at&t at fault
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Howdy,
I just switched to T-Mobile today with a new G3 and ported over from Verizon.
I am having a problem getting the visual voicemail to work. when I try to use it, I get a unable to communicate with server error. This was happening on my wife's LG G3 too, I setup my regular voicemail just fine.
Anyone else having this problem? Or do you think it could be something to do with the porting process (everything seems to have ported fine)
Or any other suggestions (besides resetting my phone, I will try that last, but would like to not have to set up everything again)
Thanks!
Use Google voice way better
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Use Google voice way better
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How are you using google voice? On my handset, I have it all set up as I should, but the "Voicemail Provider" option within call settings is greyed out, I cannot change that to google voice.
sanchez said:
How are you using google voice? On my handset, I have it all set up as I should, but the "Voicemail Provider" option within call settings is greyed out, I cannot change that to google voice.
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Go to the Google voice website from a desktop. Set it up there first
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Dxtra said:
Go to the Google voice website from a desktop. Set it up there first
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That's been done, still showing my carrier's VM on device.
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That's been done, still showing my carrier's VM on device.
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Keyword there is "showing."
It's Google Voice. Call your phone from a different phone to confirm and you should hear your Google Voice greeting.
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Ryan57ford said:
Howdy,
I just switched to T-Mobile today with a new G3 and ported over from Verizon.
I am having a problem getting the visual voicemail to work. when I try to use it, I get a unable to communicate with server error. This was happening on my wife's LG G3 too, I setup my regular voicemail just fine.
Anyone else having this problem? Or do you think it could be something to do with the porting process (everything seems to have ported fine)
Or any other suggestions (besides resetting my phone, I will try that last, but would like to not have to set up everything again)
Thanks!
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Just call T-mobile and they will set it up.
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Just call T-mobile and they will set it up.
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Thanks, I had done that this morning and he got it all figured out. Thanks for the help
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Thanks, I had done that this morning and he got it all figured out. Thanks for the help
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NP!
You can also call T-Mobile and have them do the following:
--Disable Voicemail on your line
--Setup the forwarding number to be your Google Voice number
You can also setup the forwarding yourself the be the Google Voice number. After doing this, even if I don't install GV after a flash, the calls still go to GV voicemail and whatnot.