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In the Android application, I am developing a one functionality that sends sms messages to given numbers automatically when the application is running. That function is working properly but after the messages is sent the cost for that messages prompts on a alert box.
Normally when I send a message that alert box prompts. But in my application I want to disable it because it disturbs to my application. How can I achieve that.
If you have any Idea then Please Guide me.
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Reena
These pop-ups are flash messages that are generated by SIMCARD network provider. There is nothing you can do about it from your app end to put an end to them. But, you can stop it by disabling SIMCARD Services settings.
For disabling flash message you may check the link:
http://www.imobileandroid.com/disable-pop-flash-message-vodafone-android/
It has a process mentioned. So if you can have your all customers devices with you, sure you can stop it, otherwise NO.
Authors Note : Better stop worrying about it ;)
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If any unknown number call on my phone, the phone should not ring usually it will when contact is saved.
Can the unknown call be picked in background without noticing and a pre-recorded voice should be spoken to person opposite side.
Please mention if can be done on both iOS and android or anyone or none.
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Both operating systems will not allow you to do that. 1st point is somehow possible in Android but 2nd one is almost impossible to do in both platforms.
Apple dont allows to intercept most of their system APIs by some 3rd party
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I want to create an application, when I enter any mobile number it should give me current location of that number.
Guys please help me if it is possible then tell me how it is possible ?
you cant get the location from cell number !!!!!
though there are some applications in some countries which they do something like this but the mechanism is different.
how they work is, user registers in their app and they use Cell Number as username for registering users. then this way they can tell you the location of other users by phone number. (you can just see users' location who registered in app)
since there isnt any way to get the cell number programatically so such system you want cant exist unless the user gives you the number and you verify it some how (sending code sms and etc) and thats what the apps i mentioned are doing.
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Is it possible to detect when an Android user uses the copy and/or cut functionality?
I have a client who's idea pretty much depends on being able to call a method inside the app whenever a user copies or cuts out a piece of text or an image, no matter whether the user is actually inside the app or not (though the app would be running in the background).
My initial guess would be no, but you never know. I haven't been able to find any clear information about it, so thought I should ask.
Is it possible to detect when an Android user uses the copy and/or cut functionality?
Not exactly. You can listen for changes in the clipboard using ClipboardManager. However:
Changes in the clipboard do not always imply "copy and/or cut" operations
You can only listen for such changes while your process is running
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Is it possible to send an SMS from an Android app and change the sender number, so that the receiver will see the SMS as coming from someone else?
I'm not doing this for pranks or illegal systems, it's something necessary.
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I don't believe this is possible, and would find it highly questionable if it were.
If you're simply looking to give someone the ability to send a message to a number using your app as a service. Then try using Twilio www.twilio.com or something similar where you can pick a number and send message to others. Although you will be paying for the SMS's that are sent and this may not be what you want.
This is possible, but you need a sms server/gateway or an online provider which does it for you. You could even enter text as your number (companies like facebook and google do this).
A site I found: http://api.textmagic.com/
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The presenters in the Google I/O session about Android Beam made some comments about "breaking Beam by adding things to it." They used an example of Beam being added to the Share menu, which is bad because Beam should be "magical" and "simple."
The problem that I have is that with no UI, Beam has a big discoverability problem. The average user will never use it if they don't know it is possible.
What are the best practices to let the user know that she can tap to share?
I'm creating a chat app where users can add others by NFC (and other ways). There is an activity where the users can see how to connect to others. In there there is also a piece about NFC. I guess when my users know by then that this is possible they will use it. Still... not all the phones have NFC yet, so users have to ask others: "Oh, umh, you have NFC?" Which they probably won't do to people that they just met or if the user isn't a geek.
I guess the best way to let users know they can use NFC to share stuff is by implementing it in all apps out there so it becomes default that it is there. Untill then, you should just tell your user it's possible like I did, with some text, symbol or animation.