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Just helping you out. Some of these were probably mentioned before but I wanted to consolidate.
1. Speaker, volume, vibrate problems (mentioned already and reportedly being worked on)
2. Need proximity sensor to have settings for both 3G and Wifi. Android has the wifi sleep problem that can't be fixed so audio cuts in and out. It would be nice to have a setting for both so the user doesn't have to choose. Also, Google might fix the wifi sleep problem so it would be nice to have the option hanging around.
3. Echo cancellation for speakerphone. Regular calling is perfect but speakerphone can't really be used as of yet. (and I believe it's not coming out of the speaker)
4. Better switching between wifi and 3G. A lot of the time it will disconnect completely and not connect back on 3G when I leave a wifi area.
5. Option to run on startup
6. Choosing ringtone (I doubt one person here wants an iPhone ringtone on their android phone )
7. Destroys battery but I'm just sure that's the nature of these types of programs.
8. Interface would be even better if it was similar to stock Android, especially when receiving calls
9. Auto answer! This is important for Google Voice users. An auto answer option for only certain numbers so when you dial out Google Voice calls you back and it automatically picks up to mimic a real phone call
You have, by far, the best call quality of any SIP application I have seen. Even over cellular data it's amazing. I'm loving it and I look forward to future updates! I already dropped my minute plan for it.
1. Speaker, volume, vibrate problems (mentioned already and reportedly being worked on)
2. Need proximity sensor to have settings for both 3G and Wifi. Android has the wifi sleep problem that can't be fixed so audio cuts in and out. It would be nice to have a setting for both so the user doesn't have to choose. Also, Google might fix the wifi sleep problem so it would be nice to have the option hanging around.
3. Echo cancellation for speakerphone. Regular calling is perfect but speakerphone can't really be used as of yet. (and I believe it's not coming out of the speaker)
4. Better switching between wifi and 3G. A lot of the time it will disconnect completely and not connect back on 3G when I leave a wifi area.
5. Option to run on startup
6. Choosing ringtone (I doubt one person here wants an iPhone ringtone on their android phone )
7. Destroys battery but I'm just sure that's the nature of these types of programs.
8. Interface would be even better if it was similar to stock Android, especially when receiving calls
9. Auto answer! This is important for Google Voice users. An auto answer option for only certain numbers so when you dial out Google Voice calls you back and it automatically picks up to mimic a real phone call
You have, by far, the best call quality of any SIP application I have seen. Even over cellular data it's amazing. I'm loving it and I look forward to future updates! I already dropped my minute plan for it.