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[Paid Software Announcement and Discussion] ttibbals:
I recently purchased tablet talk for my acer iconia a500 and got it to work no problem with wifi. But when the tablet goes into stand by it disconnects. I dont have any battery savers on the tablet and i have the tablet set to never disconnect wifi. I havent tried BT yet but any input would be greatful.

Great app BTW. Thanks
[Paid Software Announcement and Discussion] k3v00:
I hope it works for you as ive tried everything with my kindle to no avail. now I had to tell everyone I got a new number even tho i didnt lol just gave everone my google talk number. Which I must say works really well once you get over having to update all your contacts with your new number.
[Paid Software Announcement and Discussion] apDroid:
Unfortunately this a problem unique to the A500/A100--it is what the app's description refers to in its disclaimer. I am hesitant to keep the connection alive either manually or with a wake lock as it may have negative implications for battery life. But I guess it can't hurt to try... the next version will be done hopefully before 12/24 then I can test it out. I'm sending you an email about refund...sorry for the trouble and thank you so much for not leaving a bad review!

I will be able to test the WiFi myself on someone's Fire soon and will report back whether or not it has the same issue as the Acer tablets.
[Paid Software Announcement and Discussion] Midnitte:
Can't wait to give you my $3 once I get my phone from republic wireless.

Does this app also work with google voice? :o
[Paid Software Announcement and Discussion] apDroid:
Thank you sir. It does not, but I believe there may be something similar for Google Voice.
[Paid Software Announcement and Discussion] sixstringsg:
Why can't you install Google Voice on both devices?
[Paid Software Announcement and Discussion] Midnitte:
ah indeed, just thought it might be a more unified experience =p
[Paid Software Announcement and Discussion] Dj-Gutz:
I've read it not possible to answer calls on the tablet because of security permissions on 2.3

Is it possible between ICS tablet & ICS phone?

Also in that regard

with WebKey you can press the answer button

Can you check out they make it? it works between my ICS tablet & CM7 phone ( of course it supports every browser )

I understand that it's a bit different application but I thought it might help
[Paid Software Announcement and Discussion] apDroid:
The next version enhances the caller ID feature... and yes the biggest hurdle is 2.3. I don't want to say too much yet. Once ignoring/muting calls (and ending calls) is stable with 2.3 then the whole package will be there.
[Paid Software Announcement and Discussion] bobreyes:
Just installed the app to my ASUS EEE PAD TRANSFORMER TF101 and HTC CHACHA. I just noticed that only SMS sent/received after the app was installed got synched in my tablet.

Also, it does not support multiple recipients in the tablet app?
[Paid Software Announcement and Discussion] fage88:
My girlfriend has the following

Samsung Galaxy Tab 7 inch (wifi only) running gingerbread

and

Palm Pixi running webos 1.4.5

would there be a set up so that she could use this app?
[Paid Software Announcement and Discussion] homerunbm33:
Only works with an Android phone and tablet.
[Paid Software Announcement and Discussion] Midnitte:
working pretty good so far =p

-Tablet: Nook Color running CM7 (KANG 7.2)

-Phone: LG optimus S (sprint model) running android 2.3.5 w/ Republic Wireless firmware

-Bluetooth or Wifi: bluetooth

-If Wifi: n/a
[Paid Software Announcement and Discussion] tommy p:
Ok, Im officially stuck. I have a Galaxy Tab 10.1 and a Tmobile Galaxy S II, I put the app on the phone then the tablet, on the phone it seems to run fine. On the tablet, as soon as it says it recognizes the device as a tablet and asks to confirm, it just crashes on the tablet and continues to do so until I clear the data, and try it again. Its a endless circle though. I figured for the heck of it, I would choose "phone" instead of "tablet" when it asked...from that point it didnt crash but still wouldnt connect, Im sure because both devices were checked as a phone, that and my tablet is a wifi only so it couldnt send anything to my phone since theres no radio to do so. Its like it recognizes the tablet, but as a phone. Also, since the app started crashing, it keeps popping up that gapps is force closing too. Im thinking about just reinstalling the rom on the tablet and trying that, but figured Id ask here first. Maybe something to do with the 3.2 update on the tablet or the 2.3.6 to the phone?
[Paid Software Announcement and Discussion] apDroid:
Hey, first I am very sorry for the annoying issue. The only other person that has had this issue was sixstringsg. It was due to the ROM or kernel he was using.

Which ROM are you using? I can make you a version which won't crash, but will not have notification sounds when the app is opened.

Thank you :) Is the font the same color as the text box background in either the main app or the popups?
[Paid Software Announcement and Discussion] tommy p:
The rom on the phone is Juggernaut 4.1 and is all KL1 build. The tablet has the Galaxy Task 10 rom and I just looked and realized what might be the problem. Its saying the build on the tablet is P7510UEKMN...its been a while, but I think the UE is supposed to be something else...Ill look into it in a minute...but none the less, I can live without notification sounds :) and Id more than appreciate it.

Also- If thats not the problem, Id say its something Im not doing right, Im used to the Vibrant and the Galaxy S II, things you dont have to add scripts to in order to get it to charge from the usb port, and you dont have to keep constantly turning debugging on and off in for different things, haha. But Ive honestly done just about everything I could think of, They both recognize my computer from bluetooth and wireless, and theyre both recognized by the computer. Again, I might be wrong, but I think the kernel thats used in the rom is a kernel thats ported from cm7 in order to be able to overclock it, which may be part of the problem. Ive looked and looked and I cant find a log from the app on the tablet and havent got around to running a logcat yet. Again though, I appreciate it, and if theres anything I can do to help figure out what the issue is, Id be more than happy to help
[Paid Software Announcement and Discussion] andri2805:
woohoo! Holy app incompatibility, Batman! Gingerbread 2.3.5 really doesn't like Tablet talk accessing it's call setup!
[Paid Software Announcement and Discussion] apDroid:
The caller ID doesn't work?
[Paid Software Announcement and Discussion] apDroid:
Hmm, I know cm7 works fine, so it may be something else. I'll email/pm you soon with some things to install and try.
[Paid Software Announcement and Discussion] Mr Bigs:
Love the functionality of this app but it's inconsistent. I have to go through a song and dance to get the phone to reconnect to the tablet which is a pain. I have a HTC Rezound and HTC Flyer.
[Paid Software Announcement and Discussion] apDroid:
WiFi or Bluetooth?
[Paid Software Announcement and Discussion] Mr Bigs:
Bluetooth

Sent from my HTC Rezound 4G
[Paid Software Announcement and Discussion] sixstringsg:
A factory reset is what fixed it for me. Nothing else I tried worked.
[Paid Software Announcement and Discussion] apDroid:
What do you have to do whenever you reconnect? Unpair the devices then start from scratch?
[Paid Software Announcement and Discussion] Mr Bigs:
I have to run setup wizard on tablet and then hit connect on the phone and it doesn't always work on the first shot.
[Paid Software Announcement and Discussion] andri2805:
Hhhmmm. May not be TT's fault after all.

This SMART-ACTIONS app is buggering the connection, sometimes more often than not.

People with BUILT-IN battery management systems beware! Previously i made

exceptions on GreenPower, but these newer systems are a wee bit trickier.

Sorry Aaron!
[Paid Software Announcement and Discussion] parmacrafter:
First and most important is to tell you that this app is AWESOME! I have been using Google voice for quite a while now and truly hated it. The only thing I liked was being able to text on my tablet. I have been actively looking for an alternative for a very long time. I just happened to stumble across a post on another android forum about this app and went for it.

So far I have had almost zero issues. One issue I had was going from being connected via BT to connecting via WiFi. I am pretty sure it was my own fault. I ended up just rebooting the phone and tablet then setting both to connect via WiFi. Connected right up. Since that one glitch I have alternated between WiFi and BT with no issues. Also having no problem using Handcent sms on the phone (no settings changed) and still getting texts on the tablet.

My only wish would be a few more color options. I am usually about the bling on my sms app. This one is good the way it is, but some basic colors would bebeyond cool (maybe black, blue, red, pink, purple, green, yellow and orange). Just basic color schemes.

Thank you so much for making such an aweome app and continuing to support it.

My toys:

Acer Iconia A500 totally stock with Honeycomb 3.2.1

Samsung Epic Touch (Sprints Galaxy SII) running the Unnamed android 2.3.6 Rom ver 2.0.1
[Paid Software Announcement and Discussion] nooomoto:
Awesome app. I downloaded the paid version today. Works great.

Tablet: xoom wifi stock honeycomb 3.2

Phone: HTC desire HD on miui

Used bluetooth
[Paid Software Announcement and Discussion] apDroid:
What if you don't run the wizard and press connect on the phone then the tablet? Also, please try the following:

1) Unpair the devices

2) Pair the devices using Android rather than the app

3) Open Tablet Talk and connect (without running wizard)

Thank you as always...this may explain some reported BT disconnections. Is this on your new Atrix?

Thanks! The UI is being improved, I'll get some screenshots up. No color customization yet, but most aspects are now defined in XML which makes adding new themes easier.

Thank you very much!
[Paid Software Announcement and Discussion] Mr Bigs:
Now that my tablet has been updated to honeycomb it connects with no problem.
[Paid Software Announcement and Discussion] andri2805:
Tablettalk just gets better and better. I really do hope more people find out about this, I've been Hawking it like a $5 hooker.

Compatibility issues are sorted,

Just awaiting a Hollywood makeover.

Any problems encountered have either been fixed instantaneously or has been my own fault.

If only Motorola devs had your attitude,we'd be going around with Droids with 2GB ram, 14MP cameras and cost 200 bucks. And Blur that DOESN'T HOG RESOURCES. sent your CV yet!
[Paid Software Announcement and Discussion] jsukdeo:
I'd like to use this app...

Is it compatible with the Samsung Tab 7 Plus? GT-P6210. I'm not able to download it from the android market, and not having much luck getting an apk anywhere. Do you have another download site where I can pay for the app and download an apk?

Thanks,

Jason
[Paid Software Announcement and Discussion] parmacrafter:
Update: After using this program for a solid couple of weeks now all I can say is "Awesome"! I have encountered very little in the way glitches. Once or twice I had an issue connecting but that was all on my stupid cell phone constantly changing IP addresses so the wifi occasionally drops. Aside from that no issues at all. I can't wait for some updates with a few color options. Keep up the great work!
[Paid Software Announcement and Discussion] cykotix:
Anyone running this on ICS yet? Thinking about trying it out on my Galaxy Nexus and Transformer Prime.
[Paid Software Announcement and Discussion] apDroid:
The next version will be posted here for free before being finalized and pushed to Market if you can hold off until then...

Thanks! Wifi is being worked on as we speak for the next version so that IP changing and cross network connections are seamless.

A couple of users have reported using it on the international Nexus without problem. Someone with a Nexus S running ICS has reported that services are killed and restarted often, which affects Tablet Talk (though this is not the app's fault). I.e., the Galaxy Nexus appears to be fine thus far.

P.S. nice setup ;)
[Paid Software Announcement and Discussion] homerunbm33:
Any screen shots?
[Paid Software Announcement and Discussion] apDroid:
Yea let me get them ready.
[Paid Software Announcement and Discussion] n99hockey:
Works great on my Galaxy Nexus and Moto Xoom
[Paid Software Announcement and Discussion] apDroid:
Here you go... there is a new option to use the OS default thumbnail size or a larger size. Contacts with new messages are no longer highlighted but "bolded." Instead the selected contact is highlighted. Also, as you can see multipart texts are no longer broken up.
[Paid Software Announcement and Discussion] homerunbm33:
Looks awesome! Still have the black theme?
[Paid Software Announcement and Discussion] apDroid:
Ok thanks I'll make some mock contacts with two mobile numbers and look into it.
[Paid Software Announcement and Discussion] galt:
Not sure if it's everytime, will have to watch for it. Also had a problem today where phone seemed stuck trying to connect, eventually rebooted the phone and it connected fine (manually initiated the connection, app doesn't seem to launch on boot on my phone, not sure if I've missed a setting somewhere.
[Paid Software Announcement and Discussion] xSunny:
One thing i would love on this and that the phone should be able to send the message over 3g or 4g and the tablet picks it up over wi-fi so that way some people like me dont like connecting to there wi-fi at home on there phones so maybe it can help them out just a suggestion =]
[Paid Software Announcement and Discussion] apDroid:
Was it Bluetooth or Wifi? Do you remember if you tried selecting "Disconnect" while it was connecting? Doing so will (or at least should) cancel the connection attempt. As we speak I am working on the auto-connect and reconnect options. Look for an update later in the day 8/11 ;)

Would you be interested in an option for Tablet Talk to automatically launch when the phone and tablet turn on? A related feature I have always considered is for the phone to automatically save text messages when not connected to the tablet. Then, when it connects to your tablet, sync the messages. Would you be interested in this option, too?

This is something that could be implemented after the initial release, if there is strong interest in it.
[Paid Software Announcement and Discussion] galt:
It was over wifi, did try and disconnect and reconnect on both devices manually. Not sure that I need the app to auto launch in the foreground, but I would love for it to stay running in the background and do so even on startup and auto connect any time both devices are on the same network. Would love for it to sync up all messages upon connection!
[Paid Software Announcement and Discussion] andri2805:
uhhmmm.increasing volume on the Xoom still doesnt make the "incoming call" alert any louder....otherwise fab!
[Paid Software Announcement and Discussion] sci05:
+1 for synching all messages. Would be awesome if it worked over 3g as well, but not sure that's even possible
[Paid Software Announcement and Discussion] apDroid:
Background sync on the phone when disconnected from the Tablet is working...for the most part. I cannot keep my eyes open any longer, but look for it later on 8/12 ;)

Better options for auto-reconnect have been completed in addition to other misc. fixes, too. All of this will be available later today (8/12).

I have made the connection operations better, and fixed a bug where a device would not properly detect a disconnection. Hopefully you will no longer have this issue. I like your idea about auto-connecting when connected to a specific network--it is now on the list of things to do. Thank you :D

I'll look into it ASAP, thank you for letting me know.

Syncing will be done very soon. The ability to have the phone connect over 3g when the tablet is on a Wifi network could technically be possible; however, at this point in the game I am not so sure it'd be worth the extra work.
[Paid Software Announcement and Discussion] sci05:
The idea that this is even possible is exciting. This feature would allow for people who travel to leave their phone at home and travel abroad and make and receive text messages on their tablet at home rates!

I'm guilty of not trying this yet but, when connecting over wifi is there a passcode to connect tablet to phone? Like in bluetooth? Just thinking about security.

For example if I connect to a public hotspot with my phone and if someone else had this app installed on their tablet, they could potentially find the phone, right? And send texts?
[Paid Software Announcement and Discussion] hshah:
Just installed it on my tablet, but force closes after detecting that it is a tablet. Every time I try and open it, it shows a black screen and then force closes.

I am running:

Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1 running 3.1

It works fine for my Samsung Galaxy S II though.
[Paid Software Announcement and Discussion] andri2805:
Aaron, hat's off to you mate...effin brilliant so far,but do keep it small for us low-rent tablet (archos 70it) users!

Syncing would make this the best free app i've ever seen,no ****e.
[Paid Software Announcement and Discussion] cordell507:
Acer Iconia Tab A500-stock

HTC Inspire HD-cyanogenmod

tried to connect over blue tooth and ran the setup wizard and it crashed the tablet application but not the phone, restarted the tabled application and wehn i ran the setup wizard it restarted my whole tablet, tried with wi-fi and it would say connecting but would time out, changed the ports and it still wouldn't work. tried bluetooth again and it says connecting but after about 30 seconds on the tablet it changes to disconnected
[Paid Software Announcement and Discussion] daveid:
What version of Android is your tablet on? My A500 works great with my Nexus One running CM. I use HoneyVillain on my tablet.
[Paid Software Announcement and Discussion] Xene55:
Asus Transformer TF101 stock Honeycomb 3.2

HTC Wildfire stock 2.2.1

Could not connect on wifi - tried auto discovery and adding in ip. What other ports can I try?

Hmm Bluetooth doesn't want to connect either.
[Paid Software Announcement and Discussion] apDroid:
Okay, new version is ready. See OP for details.

You have raised a very important point. Technically, if two tablets have entered the same phone IP address and both press "connect" at the same time, then there would probably be some sort of race condition and one of the two tablets would connect with the phone. The phone can only be connected to one device at a time.

Now, you may think that this scenario is unlikely. Regardless, there is still the issue of a malicious entity intercepting data being transmitted across the WiFi network. So, for now, I highly recommend using Tablet Talk only on trusted WiFi networks, i.e. your secured home network. I am going to look into implementing an option for encrypting data sent between the devices in WiFi mode. If anyone has suggestions for an encryption algorithm with as little as possible of a toll on performance I am all ears.

Are you running a custom ROM on your Galaxy Tab? I use a stock Galaxy Tab 10.1 with 3.1, and cannot replicate this force close. Hopefully the issue can be resolved...

Haha don't worry, the rent will never be too damn high with this app. BTW, how is the performance on the Archos compared to your Xoom. Is there a noticeable difference?

I am sorry you cannot get it to work, please post here if you still have issues with the newest version I am about to post. I did fixed a bug where in Bluetooth mode, if you select "Connect" on the tablet before selecting it on the phone, then the tablet will time out and not connect.

When using the WiFi connection wizard, can your tablet find your phone's IP address? If not, then the port is probably not open on your network. Check your router's settings and see if any ports are blocked or open.

Could the tablet find your phone's IP address when it was in discoverable mode? You can try an arbitrary port such as 4000 and see if it works. The best would be to check your router's settings to see what options are available.

Bluetooth (hopefully) wasn't connecting due to a bug that is now fixed. If you selected Connect on the tablet before selecting it on the phone, then the devices would not connect and the tablet's connecting attempt would time out. This bug is now fixed. If you still have problems with Bluetooth in this latest version, please let me know.
[Paid Software Announcement and Discussion] zaxondis:
Excellent app!

Working like a dream on my 7 inch galaxy tab running the latest Overcome ROM connected to my myTouch 1.2 running the latest ginger yoshi via wifi. I'll be sending a donation as soon as I can. Thanks for this!
[Paid Software Announcement and Discussion] andri2805:
Aaron,

The new Tablettalk is great, its polished and a cinch to use. I was wondering if Tablettalk will ever incorporate a full, predetermined sync of SMS (eg. Last 3 days) and show not only the texts from Tablettalk but also the ones sent from the mobile as well? Maybe as a paid Pro version in the future. The current Tablettalk is good to go as a lite version(as long as the bugs are ironed out) tho I must admit I see your pro app being an OEM app. Once again great work, but like I mentioned earlier keep the app small so that the Arcos' of this world stand a chance. (it still works great on my Archos 70it with it's ginormous 256Mb RAM coupled with the mighty mouse-esque Moto MB511, in fact no different compared to the Xoom MZ602+XT720 combo)
[Paid Software Announcement and Discussion] andri2805:
I forgot to mention you should submit this app once completed(pro version) to Appslib store. I reckon plenty of archos owners would love this!
[Paid Software Announcement and Discussion] NoHousePhone:
Nice update so far. What about an option to mute some to all notification on the phone. My tablet notifies when a call comes in so I really don't need it to ring. Once it disconnects all notification should come back to normal.

In the future maybe be able to use the tablet to answer the phone.

Thanks for allowing us to test this awesome app. Good job.
[Paid Software Announcement and Discussion] NoHousePhone:
With this latest update so far. My messages get group back to back below the other person. Regardless of time sent.

So if I send a text and they send text the next text I send will show under my other text their next text will show after theirs. Instead of chronological order.
[Paid Software Announcement and Discussion] apDroid:
Thanks! Yep, still there.
[Paid Software Announcement and Discussion] andri2805:
This is fantastic. TT has got it's Hollywood makeover! The user selectable font options are also a great touch.
[Paid Software Announcement and Discussion] zonbal33:
I have a HTC Rezound and a Kindle Fire. With this app work on my Fire? The Kindle is WIFI only, wondering if I can still receive texts on it?
[Paid Software Announcement and Discussion] andri2805:
shouldn't be a problem. Tablettalk works with any Android 2.1+ phone and Android tablet.

As long as there is a wifi or BT connection between your devices you're good to go.

Just download on both devices (you only pay once), pair the 2,voila.

The dev (Aaron) is attentive and fixes/solves any problems mega quick.

To me this is definitely worth the 3 bucks and one of the best apps for any tablet.
[Paid Software Announcement and Discussion] apDroid:
Actually the Kindle Fire has issues with not waking up when receiving messages. Still have yet to hear back from Amazon if a future firmware update will fix this :-(