Visual voicemail

[nonie]

Anyone using this on att?
I get a notification on new one, but trying to figure out how to set it to see text to read.
Or is there another app on the phone that can do that?
What about Google now?
Anyone know?

 

[msm0511]

Anyone using this on att?
I get a notification on new one, but trying to figure out how to set it to see text to read.
Or is there another app on the phone that can do that?
What about Google now?
Anyone know?

Do you mean you want to read your voicemails instead of listen to them?

 

[nonie]

Both. I had att visual voicemail app on my s5 and I could listen to it or convert message to text to read them. Can't see a setting on the app that came on note 7 to to that.
It looks to be same app. But maybe not

 

[msm0511]

Both. I had att visual voicemail app on my s5 and I could listen to it or convert message to text to read them. Can't see a setting on the app that came on note 7 to to that.
It looks to be same app. But maybe not

I could be wrong, but I think that it's a paid service to convert to text now. It is on T-Mobile anyway. It's been a while since I had a carrier AT&T phone.

 

[nonie]

Ok thanks.

 

[dsignori]

Google Voice does this for free. Youmail is a good paid one as well.

 

[jdfry15]

I use the tmobile visual voicemail, and it's a paid monthly fee. I believe you could use google voice to do this as well.

 

[pcsperson]

Google Voice does this for free. Youmail is a good paid one as well.

How was the transcription of YouMail compared to Google Voice?

 

[dsignori]

How was the transcription of YouMail compared to Google Voice?

So far it's been pretty great and pretty instant. I have only used it for a month or so.

 

[iGalione]

I could be wrong, but I think that it's a paid service to convert to text now. It is on T-Mobile anyway. It's been a while since I had a carrier AT&T phone.

that is correct, you have to pay to get voicemail translation, but visual voicemail, just allows you to see WHO left the message, instead of hearing a number and then hearing the vm, you get a visual list of the callers and the voicemail messages.