Recent content by anon1020562

Nexus devices never disappoint. I'd love a black Nexus 5!

Thank you!

Oops yeah.

If you swipe to the left you decline the call, and the caller is sent to voice-mail after some number of rings; they don't even know you declined, as it will sound to them you simply didn't pick up. At least that's how it works if you use Google Voice.

Does anyone know the name of and/or where I can get the wallpaper shown here?

Haha when I first read this I thought it was sarcastic/faux-congratulatory.

Hi. I'm using the Internet Calling (SIP) feature of CyanogenMod with Google Voice via PBXes (setup using Sipdroid) on my Nexus 4 to mitigate the meager monthly allotment of 100 minutes on T-Mobile Monthly 4G. The problem is, after setting it up, it will work for a indeterminate amount of time...

I think you mean "summarize." To surmise is to speculate or assume. As for me, I have yet to crack my Nexus 4 yet. I did have a few close calls in which I almost dropped it, but caught it at the last second. Phew. My case can't come soon enough.

I'm considering getting one, if only for the fact it looks nice. But how well, if at all, would that protect, say, the screen, if dropped?

Re: What do you want in Key Lime Pie? I want Google Voice to support the placing and receiving of calls through it, via the free "Google Talk" calling. Okay it wouldn't have to require Key Lime Pie, but it'd be indispensable, and obviate PBXes and Sipdroid.

To play devil's advocate, probably because it's better than apathetically ignoring, and thus condoning, the posting of purposeless twaddle. ...not that this thread is that.

Thanks for all the help! Yeah, I only plan on giving out my Google Voice number anyway, so I guess conditional call forwarding is useless. Thanks for all the information.

I'm having the hardest time getting Google Voice to work on my Nexus 4. Specifically, I can't change the voicemail service from "My carrier" to "Google Voice"; whenever I do, it says it "Couldn't change the forwarding number." If anyone could help I'd be so grateful. I'm on T-Mobile Monthly 4G.

I just received the shipping confirmation email form Google! I'm so stoked; I'm ecstatic! I'm crossing my fingers and hoping my phone won't have any yellow-tinted screen or buzzing defects.

Something I've never gotten is why exactly tethering/hotspot requires paying extra. You have unlimited data don't you? Well, of course it's not truly unlimited, but the point remains, you signed up for x amount of data. Shouldn't you be free to use that data how you see fit? Is a byte of data...