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brainstorm link: http://maemo.org/community/brainstor...chine_on_n900/
I really spent already a lot of hours, in getting a hint on an app for an answering machine app that runs directly on the n900 in background (as a deamon?) and records/picks up missed calls. I had this under N95, Iphone 3GS (VoiceMail), and now iīm very used to have this feature. I also like to redirect my bussines cellphone to my private so I donīt need to carry all the time both phones with me.
features could be:
- record to a mp3 audio file / *.aac
- manage black/white list
- keep a quick overview journal
- direct on entry-press call back feature
some S60 derivates to have an impression what I look for are:
- Advanced Call Manager
- PhonePilot
- or just good old "answering machine"
What do you think? Is there something like that or could this be a kickoff-plan for a new project. ;-)
Regards,
Kontur.
Last edited by chemist; 02-02-2010 at 10:50 AM. Reason: status