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Originally Posted by surur
The gigabyte WM smartphones features an on-device answering machine, and also allows you to play various effects such as office sounds when you are in the bar, if you want to fool some-one about your location. Symbian devices long had on-device answering machine software.
Surur
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Thanks for the information. I didnt know about Symbian. So can I write a program for a Symbian device having access to the phone part of the device? Or only to the receiving side (IE I can get call events but I can not do a phone call)? Does the java library allows it or should I program in C?
The interesting thing is to be able to program advanced answering machines, for instance one having a emergency password to allow the calling person to provoke the ring of the phone even if you have switched into silent mode. Or to take decisions about how to manage the call depending on the calling number.