I just flashed CM6. The only thing I miss having is the visual voicemail.
Is there possibly a way I can get it back? Or use a different, GOOD, one?
The 3 in Market are all horrible, plus they share your info. (YouMail does at least)
Search the forums for the sprint one. I think its in the thread with the "must have apps for cyanogen" thread.
Sprint vvm is linked in the op msg of the cm nightly thread in this forum down by the FAQ section of the post.
Or if you're lazy here's a direct link: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=7246771&postcount=35
also imo google voice is a superior voice mail solution. a lot more options and tones of features. just my opinion though
How the heck do you override Sprint's vm? I keep getting an error message that my network carrier is currently not supported and will not allow me to set up google voice. I had it set up fine on my Droid.
I just ignore that message and it works fine.
toastcfh said:
also imo google voice is a superior voice mail solution. a lot more options and tones of features. just my opinion though
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I second this notion.
Doesn't work for me..
The application runs, but never downloads voicemails. It's been over a week..
Many have had issues with their visual voicemail apps disappearing, and not available in Market. Thanks to the folks below for providing the APKs for manual install.
2 Versions attached.
tmo-vm-1.0.12.apk - props to bmozaffari
tmo-vm-1.2.19.apk - props to chewy106
There was an app update available, and after the update the original icon on the screen didn't work but was still there, I had to use the icon in the drawer.
I heave an update available in the market but get an error when I try to d/l. I also don't have the icon in my app drawer.
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initially i had to download it from the market to even have access to visual voicemail cuz it wasn't already on my phone by default.
in the market, look under the t-mobile tab at the very bottom. there's 2 other T-mo apps avail. caller tunes & something else.
and after the update i was able to activate Visual Voicemail from within the drawer.
and just as an FYI, here's how Visual Voicemail looks after the UPDATE:
That sure looks nice. Wish I could update mine. I went and looke in T-mobile tab and all I saw was caller tunes, ringtones, and my account. Tried to update mine again and it said my request could not be found. Then I tried to uninstall it and that force closed the market. Guess ill just have to stick with the original for now.
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initially i had to download it from the market to even have access to visual voicemail cuz it wasn't already on my phone by default.
in the market, look under the t-mobile tab at the very bottom. there's 2 other T-mo apps avail. caller tunes & something else.
and after the update i was able to activate Visual Voicemail from within the drawer.
and just as an FYI, here's how Visual Voicemail looks after the UPDATE:
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DJ ELITE said:
initially i had to download it from the market to even have access to visual voicemail cuz it wasn't already on my phone by default.
in the market, look under the t-mobile tab at the very bottom. there's 2 other T-mo apps avail. caller tunes & something else.
and after the update i was able to activate Visual Voicemail from within the drawer.
and just as an FYI, here's how Visual Voicemail looks after the UPDATE:
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How about you post the APK.
My phone didnt come with the visual voicemail app installed. I would like to have it.
If there is an APK.. then I would like to have it.
mine errors out
and says:
my request could not be found
I downloaded one from the app store its acually from google..so everyone should have one if you guys have a gmail
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Can someone please post the .apk? It doesn't show in market for me at all.
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sorry for the late response.
i'm down to post the APK file.
anybody care to instruct me on how to do it from my phone with no desktop interface?
i have:
~temp-root
~gScript Lite
~root explorer
~android terminal emulator
I don't know how, but I would love it when you figure out how to do it.
I'm on my second G2. First one rebooted all the time...hung on the 2 screen.
Second one incoming and outgoing calls are silent...great when someone I don't want to talk to calls, but not so great when an important call is coming in.
Guess I will have to go back to the G1.
DJ ELITE said:
sorry for the late response.
i'm down to post the APK file.
anybody care to instruct me on how to do it from my phone with no desktop interface?
i have:
~temp-root
~gScript Lite
~root explorer
~android terminal emulator
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i used 'backup for root users' to do this on my MT3G, i'd hope it should work for this too.
t-mobile visual voicemail
I myself came here looking to find out what was up with the update... For those of you who don't have any version of the app, it's attached to my message here. I got an update notification and also get a "not found" error when I click on it in the Market.
My G2 didn't even include Visual Voicemail. However, I did already load up the .apk
i heard there was some issues with vvm, so that is why it was taken off the market. my original pre order g2 had vvm. but since i got my replacement it did not come with it and i try looking for it in market but nothing. =(
thanks for the upload...i'll try to see if i can install it.
I use YouMail. A lot nicer IMHO
looks like it works...but i want the new version...not sure how to get that one.
Newest VVM
Attached.
If it returns "unauthorized" errors, make sure the Visual Voicemail provisioning is on your line (it's free). Seems to be working fine on my 3rd G2, though it lost one of my 2 previous saved messages from before I returned the 2nd one earlier today. Though the update says it will delete all old messages, so keeping one of the two is a bonus I guess
I wondered what happened to the VVM app too. Couldn't find it on the Market.
Finally just gave up and signed up for Google Voice on my G2 and have been getting my voicemails that way along with the transcripts.
I'd like to go back and try the VVM app from TMo though for comparison.
Anyone successfully have Google voicemail integrated into their sg2? I have that feature on my Galaxy Nexus and missed being able to go to phone app and not see a play button! Any solutions or help would be appreciated.
The link below is how i want the dialer to look
http://9to5google.com/2012/03/22/google-voice-for-android-app-update-showcases-ics-visual-voicemail/
As most of you know, Google stopped the use of static dial-out numbers which many of us made use of by putting such numbers in our Fave5 or equivalent.
Has there been any work on modding the GoogleVoice apk to operate as it used to?
Thanks a bunch in advance for any help or guidance that can be provided.
godhamba said:
As most of you know, Google stopped the use of static dial-out numbers which many of us made use of by putting such numbers in our Fave5 or equivalent.
Has there been any work on modding the GoogleVoice apk to operate as it used to?
Thanks a bunch in advance for any help or guidance that can be provided.
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When did they stop doing this?
This isn't an answer to your question, necessarily, but I set one of my "faves" to my own Google Voice phone number (set as my Sprint "Home" number, and one of my five faves on T-Mobile), they GV Callback routes all of my outgoing calls through my own Google Voice phone number. Also fixes the call log to reflect who I actually called. It's pulled from the market, but available on amazon app store if u want a link, or are unfamiliar with it.
I use the GV app for all of my sms (so I don't know the following): if they stopped using static dial out numbers, how does it handle received SMS though the stock messaging app?
Thanks for the suggestion. I have Xinlu's GV Callback - its still available on the Amazon Appstore - but its not as elegant I'd like, and I wondered if people had actually fixed the app itself. The last version of the Google Voice Apk which used the static dial-out is still available here, but its lacking in some of the newer features and smoothness of the more recent versions of the Apk.
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I use the GV app for all of my sms (so I don't know the following): if they stopped using static dial out numbers, how does it handle received SMS though the stock messaging app?
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If you are receiving texts to the messaging app, it's because you are using the feature of the Google Voice APK which tells it to pass the message to the native messaging app.
I guess GV Callback is the only real solution, though I'm surprised the enterprising XDA folk haven't yet figured this one out!
Man, I'm surprised too. I've been looking for good gv solutions since I was using grand central on winmo.. Lol.
Btw.. If u want a nice inverted GV app
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=12265200
/end shameless self promotion.
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Holy ****, that is smoking!
decalex said:
Man, I'm surprised too. I've been looking for good gv solutions since I was using grand central on winmo.. Lol.
Btw.. If u want a nice inverted GV app
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=12265200
/end shameless self promotion.
Sent from my Paranoid GNex
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I use groove IP for calls thru WiFi. Signs into gv so number is the voice number
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Hi guys,
I posted this in Q&A but no one seems to know the answer. So I am trying here. Hopefully this is not against the rules.
Am I the only one who can't get SMS to work through Facebook Messenger app? I used to do this on my S2 but for some reason my Note 2 does not have the option. I actually liked using this app for SMS. Please help! I am running TeshX UVALK8 deoxdexed with his mods. But when I was stock rooted I also couldn't get SMS through facebook messenger to work. Any ideas would be GREATLY appreciated. Thanks all!