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General => Everything else => Topic started by: rejetto on March 13, 2011, 08:19:11 PM

Title: Sanity?
Post by: rejetto on March 13, 2011, 08:19:11 PM

hi guys, i got my Android device, it's a few months, and i suddenly felt the need for an app like this.
My dear friend who shares the same need, decided to code it, and here it is. Can't live without it, so i'm glad to advice it.
It's the handier thing i got on my phone, so give it a try!

(http://lh5.ggpht.com/03HRpGxaoYJoyMyx0JQCiw228sFGfhV9xg3WRA1bQSJ2wFoWdMkM_fi71K1kxHBEeRXJd1am8BghQ3fl=s48) (http://www.appbrain.com/app/sanity/cri.sanity)

Sanity (http://www.appbrain.com/app/sanity/cri.sanity) by Cristiano Tagliamonte (http://www.appbrain.com/browse/dev/Cristiano+Tagliamonte)  10,000 downloads, 756 ratings (4.3 avg)

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Title: Re: Sanity?
Post by: Fysack on April 23, 2013, 10:11:55 PM

yea my man! fuck apple!  :)

Title: Re: Sanity?
Post by: TCube on April 26, 2013, 06:27:12 AM

Well that's odd. Insane programmer and Insane Poster talking 'bout an app called SANITY ! Sure 'bout that ?    ;)

Title: Re: Sanity?
Post by: rejetto on April 28, 2013, 07:56:43 PM

rotfl

Title: Re: Sanity?
Post by: Fysack on September 21, 2013, 10:38:20 PM

My rational human mind right now, actually tells my, that my sanity was insane. No wonder why it almost took me three years to figure this out. That it actually was a link in that first post. LOL TCube

Title: Re: Sanity?
Post by: Fysack on July 18, 2014, 05:28:08 AM

Lol

Title: Re: Sanity?
Post by: LeoNeeson on July 20, 2014, 09:38:32 PM

WOW, nice find! :D The best part: Sanity is a free software, opensource, released under GNU Public License version 3. I mean, for handling calls & SMS I don't trust closed software (for privacy matters).

One suggestion (if the programmer is reading this): add a basic "IVR" option (with a custom voicemail), and this will be just PERFECT!. What's IVR? It's an interactive voice menu, but it's not so hard to implement it, since it's only a recording (that the user needs to record), asking callers to enter an "extension" number. If that extension number matches, the phone would ring. This can be applied to all numbers, or only to numbers that are not in our phone book. For example: "Hello, this is John's phone!, if you know the extension number, please enter it after the beep, or press 9 to leave a message.". For the voicemail, the message is saved in MP3, so you don't have to use you carrier voicemail. Just PERFECT!

If you need more explanations, just ask.
I will test it, in a few days...
Thanks for sharing! ;)