missed call

[canrunin]

need a app for missed calls,need a beep ever 3 or 4 minutes any one know of one?

[dxhbk7155]

have u tried the app missed call

[OKC-G1]

kind of odd, a few people starting to join this forum, their 1st's posts are about this missed call app... HMMMM

sounds fishy to me, considering a quick search online can give the damn thing!

[canrunin]

i dont want one that notifies by a light i want one that beeps. i have looked on line and i cant find the DAMN THING! there is one called missed call that may work but how the hell you get it on the phone nothing works!

[extorian]

I don't know why you're looking online for apps - try looking on the Market.

I've used Missed Call by Anno since I got my phone almost a year ago. It's a brilliant app that I consider an absolute must have.

You can set notifications for Incoming Calls, Missed Calls, SMS messages, Calender alerts, Battery low, Bluetooth on, Bluetooth connected.

For missed calls and SMS messages, you can set the LED colour, the LED flash rate, the sound played, and the vibration pattern. You can also have it repeat these every X minutes until you pull the status bar down. You can set all of these settings for any contact individually, or all of them.

For all the other notifications it supports you can do a subset of the above.

It is on the market - just search for "Missed Call" on the Market. If you can't find it, it means that either your phone model, your region, or you Android version is not supported. If this is the case you could always try contacting the developer with that information to ask if he's going to support it.

The details of the Missed Call application, links to the official homepage, and a QR Code to scan to take you directly to the app in the Market, can be found on AndroLib here (http://www.androlib.com/android.application.anno-android-missedcall-zwq.aspx).

[canrunin]

thats theone im trying to get but its not in the marketplace on my phone. i got the new HTC ERIS maybe it wont work on it

[extorian]

Apps have to be compiled to work on any given model of phone (so that they work), and when they're uploaded to the Market the developer has to select which phones and versions of Android to make the app available for. It's probably just a case of asking the developer to click the box that makes it visible to your phone. On the website I linked you can find the official website for the app - there should be a contact section on that.

[extorian]

Oh hang on - that just links to his Twitter page...

Ok - his email is festival dot star at googlemail dot com

[canrunin]

thanks for the help will contact them

[extorian]

Missed call just posted on their Twitter feed (http://twitter.com/missed_Call) that some people can't find the app on the Market. They posted this direct link: http://bit.ly/2GYjnp