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GTalkSMS (v. 3.4) Разработано Yakoo |
Control your phone through GTalk / XMPP (Jabber)
Note: GTalkSMS is not a chat client, its a service on your android phone that connects to GTalk/XMPP and waits for special commands and informs a GTalk/XMPP account about new SMS Messages / Incoming Calls / Battery State / etc.
* Start the application remotely by sending a SMS with "GTalkSMS" body then locate your phone, erase data or take photo if your phone has been stolen.
* Receive and send SMS from a GTalk/XMPP conversation.
* Search for :
- contacts from GMail or Exchange,
- old SMS,
- call logs.
* Start GMap, Google Street view or Google navigation from an address entered in a GTalk/XMPP conversation.
* Copy text to android clipboard or text boxes from your PC with a real keyboard.
* Get your Android phone clipboard.
* Execute shell commands.
* Receive notifications from incoming SMS or incoming calls.
* Dial a contact on your phone.
* Mark SMS as read.
* Make your phone ring.
* Make your phone send you geolocalization links (GMap links) to track down your phone.
Widget and a notification icon are also available.
For setup instructions go to the project page http://code.google.com/p/gtalksms
For Tasker / Locale integration visit http://code.google.com/p/gtalksms/wiki/PublicActions
If you need help or have some suggestions, you are welcome to post in gtalksms-users group (http://groups.google.com/group/gtalksms-users).
Please DON'T use the Android Market comment function for such things.
Sometimes Jabber doesn't work. It's mostly due to the Jabber server, then please don't blame GTalkSMS.
If you like this application, consider buying the donate version.
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[2012-03-21] David: Gtalk Love it |
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[2012-03-20] jax: Nifty little app I had previously toyed with the idea of remote control, but it doesn't work if i do not root my Galaxy S2 and i couldn't get a incoming connection with my 3G plan. I am now using gtalksms to access my phone during the times when i do not have access to it. The idea of using a Instant Messaging framework alleviates itself from hosting expensive servers, and allows users to access their phone from any desktop. That's nifty. Good app that deserved a donation from me. Do keep up the good work and i hope this app runs smoothly on ICS when the update comes for Galaxy S2. :) |
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[2012-03-18] Josh: Not bad. Parts of it are a little clunky and not quite perfect. But after having tested it for a few minutes, i can safely say i like it fairly well so far. |
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[2012-02-19] Marcin: Unsafe I suspect this app caused my email password to be compromised |
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[2012-02-07] Jeff: Extremely useful! I've been using this app since it first came out and it has become simply indispensable on every Android device I've had. Use it every day at home and work. Great job! |
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[2012-01-19] Bryan Chance: Awesome. Will get donate version to help support continued development. |
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[2011-11-19] Dave: Can't get it to work Can't get it to work |
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[2011-10-22] Koushik: Buggy No web interface or email support. Doesn't work half the time. Use desksms, it's way better. |
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[2011-09-20] Anthony: Disabling delivery reports doesn't work. Be careful, these are charged. You can request SMS delivery report barring from your telco. Bloody sneaky. |
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[2011-09-15] Lore: Awesome! So this is one of the best apps I've discovered. You should set up a different gmail just for this so you don't always show up online...Texting is so much faster...even if I leave my phone home I can still use it!!! Thanks to the developer... |
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