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[Android Apps and Games] vndnguyen:
To save voice to the text you may need voice recognition app.

But it is not the purpose of this app. May be I will make another new app, or you can search on the Play Store.
[Android Apps and Games] vndnguyen:
On Air Mode is OK.

Barring password (not MMI code) is required for each operation relating to barring service.

Do you have barring password? if you don't have, you should ask your service provider for the password (on some networks the default barring password is 1234).

If you already have the password and you don't want to enter it each time you activate/deactivate the barring service, do the following:

1- On the main GUI, press menu "Operation" and select "Reference mode"

2- Return to BOIC screen and do the same thing as you are in "On Air Mode". You will get the MMI code instead of actually activating/deactivating the service. Write down these code for later reference.

3- Install Dialpad Shortcut Widgets app, create a new widget as a shortcut to activate/deactivate the barring service. You have to enter the MMI code (created in the step 2) to create the appropriate shortcuts. That way you can activate/deactivate the barring service with a single tap on the home screen, and no need to enter password each time (the password is already included in the MMI code that you have entered while creating the widget).

If you need more help, please let me know.
[Android Apps and Games] tonnykstark:
That sounds good...

I am too more interested to get the app which can recognize the voice and will convert to text...

If it is possible then please help me on this.
[Android Apps and Games] invasion13:
Hi, thanks it s working fine regards :)
[Android Apps and Games] taliano90:
No unfortunately I have no barring code, service provider cannot let me know which is neither Samsung support does.

Already tried with 0000 or 1234 or 2121 (which should have been the service provider code) but nothing changed.

Still have this permanent BOIC activated. Is there any way to force disabling???

Really don't know what to do.....is it a device trouble or just about the SIM card?
[Android Apps and Games] vndnguyen:
- You should ask your service provider for barring password. Samsung does not know this password. And this password is stored at the operator side (at switching center), not at the device.

- If you have permanent BOIC activated, it is due to your contract with your service provider. You have to deal with the service provider to deactivate it, or change the contract terms, or resign another contract.

- It is not a trouble with the device nor the SIM card.
[Android Apps and Games] vndnguyen:
It depends.

- If you (or someone) has block incoming calls, you can unblock by open Advanced Call Settings app, select CB (Call Baring) tab, select BAIC (Barring of all incoming calls), press 'Deactivate' button to unblock. Note: you have to ask your service provider for the Barring Password.

- If your service provider has permanently block (due to the contract, or your subscription...), you cannot unblock this way. You should ask your service provider to unblock it.
[Android Apps and Games] vndnguyen:
No special requirements for this app to work. The only requirement is that you have to make provisioning for the appropriate service with your mobile service provider.

Please provide more details so I can help you: what service you are trying to use? Or that happens with all services?
[Android Apps and Games] vndnguyen:
Hi,

In order to use call barring service, make sure you have registered this service with your provider.

Regarding barring password (call barring code), I'm not sure if there is the default value for your network. You can try 0000, 1111 or 1234.

You can even change it, so it will not rely on the network nor the phone model.

If you don't know, you should ask your service provider. They can reset it for you.
[Android Apps and Games] vndnguyen:
Hi,

I have 2 apps that can forward a call:

- Advanced Call Settings, and

- Forget & Forward

Did you try these apps?

What specific forwarding feature do you want?

Regards.
[Android Apps and Games] vndnguyen:
Hi, due to the nature of the call forwarding service, your request cannot be fulfill.

Do you know that the call forwarding is processed at the network side (mobile switching center side), NOT at the mobile (end-user) side.

So the app (if any) can only activate/deactivate call forwarding service to the desired number.

It cannot intervene to the forwarding process.
[Android Apps and Games] duble-0:
Hi! I've 2 questions:

what is, and how can I use Sync/Async circuit data?

is possible to forward incamming calls to a voip number/service?

Thankyou
[Android Apps and Games] vndnguyen:
It is too old technology and I think not many mobile operator still support this service.

To use it, you first need to register the service with your service provider.

I have not tested it yet, but...

In theory, if you can make an call to a number X (that maybe a ordinary number, voip or whatever number), you can forward incoming calls to that number.

Just give it a try.
[Android Apps and Games] vndnguyen:
There are some reasons that may cause this error:

- The phone dialer app does not support this MMI code.

- You have not registered the call barring service with your service provider.

- Temporary network error.

- ...

Please try Interrogate instead to see if it works?

Or you can also open your Dialer pad and enter *#35# then tap CALL button to see what happens?

Please try and let me know.
[Android Apps and Games] vndnguyen:
Hi,

You cannot capture the incoming number, because your phone is not involved in the call progess while forwarding is active.
[Android Apps and Games] vndnguyen:
If you deactivate forwarding service after the call was forwarded, your phone can handle other calls as normal.

You can only capture incoming number while forwarding service is deactivate.
[Android Apps and Games] vndnguyen:
Hi, due to the nature of call forwarding service, your request cannot be fulfill.

Please be noted that the forwarding action is performed at the network site (i.e switching center site), not at the user's handset site.

My app (and other app also, if any) can only activate/deactivate the service.

Regards,
[Android Apps and Games] vndnguyen:
Hi, sorry but I believe that this request cannot be available in the Nokia phone nor any other phone.

As I have said, it is due to the nature of the forwarding service. It can only be active or inactive. Nothing to do more with it.

If you find I were wrong, please give me more details about your Nokia phone.

Regards.
[Android Apps and Games] vndnguyen:
Sorry not really understand your question, however I will try to answer.

- I have a phone with one sim (A)that after a period of unanswered call it direct the call to another phone (B):

select the CFNRy (Call Forwarding on No Reply), you can set the No-Reply Timer.

- I want that when is redirected to the B station to appear on the screen (bellow the number ) -forwarded call- or something:

My app does not support this feature. It depends on the phone firmware.

On some devices it will show you like that, on some other devices not.

Regards.
[Android Apps and Games] vndnguyen:
I have 2 apps that have a forwarding capability: Advanced Call Settings and Remote Call/SMS Forward & Lock (formerly Forget and Forward).

Based on your needs, you should use the Advanced Call Settings app. The Remote Call/SMS Forward & Lock app is used for remotely forward a call or remotely lock if you left your phone somewhere.

- To forward voice calls when line busy: use CFB (in the CF tab).

- To forward voice calls when you are away from phone: use CFNRy

- To forward voice calls when out of service: use CFNRc

To set the forwarding to take place after the 6th ring, open the CFNRy, tap the Register button, and adjust the "No-Reply Timer" value until it fits your needs.

Regards.
[Android Apps and Games] vadimovichf:
Little redesign will make it better but for first version is good.
[Android Apps and Games] NotATechnician:
Hi vndnguyen

I downloaded your app - very nice by the way - because this was the only page on the internet that mentioned the error I am getting.

Connection problem or invalid MM code

Sadly, none of these suggestions work.

The carrier says there's nothing wrong with the SIM card - they even sent me a new one. The other SIM card in the phone works fine. The primary SIM doesn't send or receive voice calls, and it was when I was checking the standard call settings, that I ran into this issue with the MMI code (I'm sure they are related. I was hoping your app would have much more detailed diagnostics...

Do you have any ideas how to diagnose this? Currently the only thing my phone cannot do is what it was intended to basically do - make calls :) Everything else is working no problem. Mobile data, wifi, bluetooth, SMS, etc.. Just not calls on the primary SIM.

Cheers.
[Android Apps and Games] vndnguyen:
Let's say:

- The primary SIM is SIM1,

- The other SIM card is SIM2.

- Your current phone is Phone1.

- Borrow any other phone from your friends and call it Phone2.

Now test the sim card in the following steps:

- If sim1 doesn't work on phone1 but sim2 works fine: that means phone1 should be fine and there is a problem with sim1.

- Put sim1 and sim2 into to phone2 and test again to make sure.
[Android Apps and Games] davidachim:
No ads version

Hi! I really like your app. Any plans for a paid version with no ads? Thanks!
[Android Apps and Games] vndnguyen:
Thank you for choosing my app.

There is the plus version of this app that is ad-free.

In the app, open the menu and tap the "Ad-Free" item to get it.

Or you can get it here: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=org.vndnguyen.advcallsettings.plus
[Android Apps and Games] john66:
Hi. Will this app automatically forward business call to the office when I'm not working but allow personal calls to me. Diverting only certain groups of contacts. If it can't is there an app that can? I've been looking for some time now but all just divert all calls.

Thanks

John
[Android Apps and Games] vndnguyen:
because this is a standard network service, not the service at the phone side.

i.e once activated, the forwarding will be carried out at the network side, not at the phone side.

For now I don't know any app that can divert only certain group of contacts.
[Android Apps and Games] YSD007:
Outgoing call Waiting

Hello. Can your app turn on the outgoing call waiting notification?

It is the message that pops up when we call a party but theyou are on another line and we are call waited.
[Android Apps and Games] cdk6945:
Display Number of Forwarding Phone?

Hi there,

I have this app installed and am using it to forward calls while subscribed to the Australian Telstra carrier network. I have 2 phones, 1 for personal use and another for work use. I use the app to forward calls from the work phone to my personal phone so that I only have to carry the one device and the app works well.

My question is - is it possible to display the number of my work phone when calls are forwarded from it, rather than the callers details. That way I could identify that it was a call to my work phone and not an unknown number calling my personal phone number and so could answer the call appropriately as the business name and not my own?

Many thanks in advance for your assistance...
[Android Apps and Games] vndnguyen:
Hi,

I understand your situation and here below is some information that may help you to workaround.

Let's say: your personal phone = phone A, your work phone = phone B, and the calling party = phone C.

So you have forwarded calls from B to A, then C will call B.

And you want A to display the number of B instead of C, right?

Please be noted that the option to display the number of B or C on the phone A is depend on the network operator side, not on the users side.

In other words, users cannot change this behavior as it depends to the network operator.

But there is a workaround here. Some phone has the ability to recognize that the incoming call is a forwarded call, not a direct call and will display it as a "Forwarded call", as in the attached screenshot.

So if your phone does not support this feature, you can change to another phone.

Hope that helps.
[Android Apps and Games] Ailyn_19:
Hi There,

I would like to know if this is possible by using the app.

let's say

A - main number B - customer C - second number

A calls B and make some sales pitch now B likes the service. A transfers the call to C so that C can accommodate B then after C will transfer back the call to A, which is the origin.

is this possible?

Service provider is Verizon and phone is SAMSUNG-SM-J327A.

I will really appreciate your reply. TIA.
[Android Apps and Games] SabreRider:
Hi there - I wish to use your app with Tasker so that I can automate turning on and off call forwarding for times when I am in Airplane mode. I have to use airplane mode at work as there is no coverage. I would like turn call forwarding on and off as I arrive and leave work. Has anyone set this up with your app?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Rawkode:
Hey,

Everytime I turn on my Nexus it reads Android is upgrading' - is this the normal procedure?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] oscillik:
yes it seems to be normal with Android 4.0
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] 0Mudassar:
Yes I have this too. Seems strange.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Rawkode:
Normal behavior, good :-) Strange use of language from Google then.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] pnnorth:
Yes, it'll do that every time you restart the phone
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] lukegb:
Yes. This is normal. This is where Android's optimization occurs (now with handy "Optimizing <x> of <y>" count to let you know what's happening) instead of prolonging the boot video. If it doesn't need to do that it just skips straight to launching the launcher, I guess...

Noted from observation, not from source code ;)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] chriv:
My Galaxy Nexus only started doing this after both selecting "Encrypt Phone" and replacing my recovery image with Clockwork Mod Recovery 5.5.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] adrynalyne:
It should not be happening on every boot unless you are a chronic flasher.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Handl3vogn:
Mine phone did that on 4.0.1. On 4.0.2 that is gone
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Mr. Steve:
I got the "Android is Upgrading" when I zip-aligned all of the apks on my phone for the first time in GummyNex. So far it's only done it once, maybe twice in the last few weeks.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] droidstyle:
i only notice this after a dalvik/cache wipe. Atleast thats the only time it does this running 4.0.3 on my sgs fascinate.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] jmbillings:
Mine does this on every reboot, but I'm still on 4.0.1 where, based on earlier posts, that sounds more normal...

Only displays for a couple of seconds and nothing bad seems to happen as a result!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] jeston:
Mine started doing this after installing Google Wallet with that first crazy workaround. I hated it and restored my nandroid backup then used the apk that came out later and haven't seen that screen since. It definitely isn't normal to have it happen every time, except maybe in 4.0.1 I guess...
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] basmith7:
I just got this on 4.0.3 after wiping cache. Does anyone know what is actually doing. Rebuilding the cache?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] chriv:
Bump. My VzW GNex is doing this every boot. This has got to be fixable. Has anyone actually determined what is happening here? VzW Galaxy Nexus w/stock Android 4.0.2, rooted.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] joshnichols189:
Fix what? Nothing is broken. The phone is making new app caches. That's it. There is no problem and there is no fix because nothing is broken.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] be-orginal:
its normal with my htc hd2 and nexushd2 v1.1 by tytung? =/
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] jonathan3579:
Same here!!!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] lilirose:
Me three, I saw it on every bootup until I got 4.0.2, now I never see it.

However, my phone's uptime is currently at 7days 38 mins and not lagging or otherwise needing a reboot/battery pull as older versions of Android seemed to need every two or three days. Yay ICS!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] zapek666:
"Android is upgrading" appears when the system is generating ODEX files (optimized DEX). This essentially uncompresses "classes.dex" from the APKs, verifies them, optimizes them for the host (byte order, class prunning, ...) and writes them out in the dalvik-cache directory.

Dexopt should be performed when installing applications by the package installer though and it does it upon boot only when there's no corresponding ODEX file already. It also does it upon system upgrade, because the dalvik version likely changed and ODEX files need to be redone for the new VM.

This is a poor choice of words. "Android is optimizing applications" would be less confusing.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Guto ViP:
I don't see it anymore after update for 4.0.2.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] berz:
Still comes in 4.03 only when u upgrade to new OS or kernel or things like that.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] ashwin988:
I think they might be tweaking
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] nodstuff:
In 4.03 it happens when you wipe dalvik cache. That's it.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] beekay201:
happens to me everytime i reboot, when i'm on a odexed rom.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] rcchusid:
I had this problem a couple of weeks ago. It might be coincidence, but the last system change I made before I noticed this was an option in Titanium Backup to Integrate sys Davlik into ROM. (I was wondering if this would give me more free memory.)

Suspecting this was the cause of the upgrading messages I next tried using Undo sys integration in Titanium Backup. Bad move. After this it wouldn't boot past the recovery screen, and to make matters worse it went to the stock recovery screen so I couldn't do a simple restore from Nandroid backup. It took me a while to figure out how to restore everything from that situation, and I will never mess with these commands in TT again.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] chriv:
TB Integrate sys Dalvik into ROM

Thank-you so much! I was able to learn from your mistakes. I too had used Titanium Backup to Integrate sys Dalvik into ROM, and it was probably about the time I started getting this "Android is upgrading, optimizing application ... of ..." on every boot.

I opened up an adb shell and did the following:

cd /system/app
ls -la * | grep -i odex

I found that most of my odex files were dated 2011-12-20 (the day I activated my phone), and that a few (less than 10) were dated 2012-01-06. I was pretty certain the ones dated 2012-01-06 were the ones created by Titanium Backup.

I decided to delete the ones dated 2012-01-06. In hindsight, I should have moved them instead of deleting them, but I didn't brick my phone. ;-)

To delete these files, I did the following from an adb shell (requires root, is extremely dangerous, and not recommended unless you are willing to download the factory images for your phone, and possibly reflash from scratch, losing all of your user data, or possibly bricking your phone):

su
mount -o rw,remount /system
cd /system/app
ls -la * | grep -i odex | grep -i 2012-01-06

I then used rm to remove each of the listed ODEX files in my /system/app directory from 2012-01-06 (again, NOT recommended unless you are willing to risk bricking your phone).

Finally I finished up with the following in my adb shell:

cd /
mount -o ro,remount /system
reboot

The first reboot still resulted in Android is Upgrading, Optimizing application ... of ... again. But subsequent boots resulted in Android is Upgrading, Starting applications instead, and boot time was DRASTICALLY reduced.

I feel it is safe to say that getting Android is Upgrading, Optimizing application ... of ... on every boot is NOT normal behavior, but it is also NOT possible to fix without some considerable risk. That being said, I feel that this problem is now resolved for me, and I am grateful to everyone in this forum who contributed.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] tsabasid:
Well, I am getting a similar message. I have a GSM Galaxy Nexus on AOKP M5. Every time I reboot I get "Android is upgrading - Starting applications". It last for about 5-6 seconds and it reloads all my widgets for sure. Is this normal? Didnt have it till 2 days ago.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] BrianDigital:
If your using a custom ROM is set to wipe the dalvik cache on boot?

That's the only time mine does that
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] tsabasid:
No,its not. I have all the startup tweaks disabled. Some friend told me it is zipaligning any un-zipaligned apk on startup but I have this disabled also.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Mach3.2:
Never happened unless i flash a kernel.

Or at lease this is what i observed from my gnex.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] morrisdphm:
Android is Upgrading

Hi I have the" ändroid is upgrading" message too . This was after upgrading to ice cream sandwich and then trying to use z4root. I get this every time i reboot. I also lose the content of my playlists and custom ringtone reverts to default after a reboot.

Is the upgrading message normal operation for ice cream sandwich?

Thanks
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] beekay201:
I wouldnt know about that, i never knew no other than ics on my nexus.

Happens when i dont do a factory reset before flashing a rom.

Sent from my i9250
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] morrisdphm:
Thanks I seem to have fixed the playlist issue. I do not have any associates with android phones that have upgraded to ics and encountered the android is upgrading go slow on startup of the phone. It is extremely annoying, wishing I had not upgraded to ics....
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] albundy2010:
You didn't upgrade to ics. The phone shipped with ics.

You tried running a one click root app that is meant to work on froyo 2.2.

Upgraded to ics.....face palm.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] ex87:
Possible solution

One possible thing that could happened is somehow you got incorrect init script that moves dalvik-cache to cache.

It happened in my case, so my fix was:

adb remount
adb shell ls /system/etc/init.d/
# locate suspicious file, for compatibility I'll call it NNsuspfile, in my case it was 00dalvik-cache that removed cache every time and then linked it to /cache. Did not seem to be correct approach
adb shell cat /system/etc/init.d/NNsuspfile
# I see that this file removes dalvik caches each time, so I don't need it
adb shell rm /system/etc/init.d/NNsuspfile
adb reboot
# and some cleanup
adb shell rm -r /cache/dalvik-cache
# for safety :)
adb reboot

If you don't get upgrade message after this, you are done :)

I am not sure what what could cause it in my case:

Trinity kernel (unstable)

MIUI weekly

Incorrect wipe when restoring stock (repacked) rom (using .zip installation)

Franco kernel updater app "move dalvik-cache to cache" option (was disabled but possibly was enabled before)

Something else... (most likely)

Edit:

Just found out that flashing GAPPS to stock based rom makes same problem. So second possibility is install google apps from market, not gapps zip update.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] xjoe2:
try this trick... using root explorer go to /data/app and find any file (if there got one)

with extension .odex. delete that file. and reboot your phone. walla.. it work fo me. maybe this can help.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Quinny899:
Please don't bump old threads, this was resolved a long time ago and it was ICS. We have JB now don't we :rolleyes:
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] bipeflyer:
Glad he did. I just started to see this today on my Razr HD running JB 4.1.2 after adjusting some settings in Titanium Backup.
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Cheesus182:
Hey guys,

Im trying to connect my HD2 with WP6.5 to my Wi-Fi.

The problem is, I can´t since the darn wifi is greyed out in the settings area.

Why is this?

How can I fix it?

Thank you!
[Continuum General] movielover76:
Just a question from someone who doesn't follow the continuum threads, I'm asking this for a friend. Is the new EC07 a new build from samsung or just a new custom rom

My friend has a lot of problems with the stock eclair rom and I'm wondering if upgrading to a custom EC07 rom will help fix her issues. what issues remain in EC07?

Is their any hope left of the continuum getting a real froyo release?