It's not up to the carrier to support it, if you're not depending on
the carrier's voicemail system. This is an idea I'd been thinking about for
a while, and was the first thing I thought of when OpenMoko was
announced - since it takes access to the gsm module to be possible.
Disable voicemail
Austin Taylor schrieb:
Visual voicemail requires back-end support from the carrier.
Think like a hacker. Why couldn't we scrape it?
Right. If there is some distinct signal (beep) between messages on your
voicemail, the phone could probably recognize it. Otherwise it gets a
lot more
Disable voicemail w/ your carrier (if possible; otherwise just answer
before it kicks in). Write a voicemail app for the phone that answers
the call after a few rings, plays a message, records response to local
memory. Assuming we've got access to the caller ID data, that should
be everything
Ted Lemon wrote:
On Jan 19, 2007, at 9:20 PM, Austin Taylor wrote:
Think like a hacker. Why couldn't we scrape it?
Think like a developer: how can we make it work? Think like an
entrepreneur: is there a solution here that we can offer? Can we
transform GSM-as-usual into a transport?
Well, I was just saying that decoding beeps from Asterisk is probably harder
to do than to decode SMS(s), and let the phone keep track of what voice
mails are available to listen to (like an index), and then Asterisk keeps
the voice mails. When the user wants to listen to a specific voice mail,
It is my understanding that Visual Voicemail is a feature that is purely
iPhone + Cingular.
On 1/19/07, Christopher Ellison [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Might we be able to have visual voicemail, as advertised with the
iPhone...or is this service provider dependent?
Austin Taylor writes:
Visual voicemail requires back-end support from the carrier.
Think like a hacker. Why couldn't we scrape it?
No camera?
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On 1/19/07 8:20 PM, Austin Taylor [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Visual voicemail requires back-end support from the carrier.
Think like a hacker. Why couldn't we scrape it?
Um, because, all other things being equal, you'd have to parse out an audio
stream to get at the information you'd need...?
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