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AutoAir (v. 1.1) Разработано Lin Forest Yang |
AutoAir helps you control your cellular radio automatically according to the WIFI status. Once your phone is connected to the internet through WIFI, you cellular radio will be turned off. Once your phone is losing WIFI connection, cellular radio will be turned on. This application helps you keep the WIFI and cellular radio exclusively available and keep you connected by at least one way. The motivation for this application is the free calling provided by Google Voice. With Google Voice and some other apps (see introductions below), you could make any call through WIFI or 3G without spending the minutes provided by the carrier. If WIFI is available to you all the time, this application will help you to reduce your payment to carrier to almost zero! Of course, Google Voice service is only available at the US and Canada. Sorry for other countries' users.
Free Calling Methods
Here I list several easiest way for you to use your Android Phone make and receive calls for free.
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AutoAir + GrooveIP: If you have a GV account, this is the simplest way. Download and install the app, input your GV account and password, start connecting. Open AutoAir start service. That’s it, no more operation on your phone.
One more thing you need to do is go the Google Voice “SETTING”, select your phone number as Google Chat and your Cell Phone Number. You can buy GrooveIp with $4.99. After that, you can tell your friends your GV phone number without telling them your true cell phone number.
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AutoAir + Google Voice Call Back Free + Skype:
The first thing is that you need to do is having a Google Voice Account. Then you need to apply a Skype-In number. Reminder, this is not free. Skype will charge you $14.99 for 3 months. It’s really cheap.
Then go to Google Voice setting, forward your phone call to your Skype-In number and your true cellphone number.
On your android phone, you need to install AutoAir, Google Voice Call Back Free and Skype. Start AutoAir service, setting your Google Voice Call Back (set “make all calls with Google Voice” and Call Back to your Skype-In number) and login your Skype. Now you could make and receive all calls for free.
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AutoAir + CSipSimple + Google Voice Call Back Free: This method is totally for FREE. Those software are all free, the services they provide are also free. But this method is also the most complicated. The first step you need to get a Google Voice Account. Secondly, get a SIP provider, for instance, Sip2Sip (you could get a list of them from the list of CSipSimple). After registering, you will receive an email from Sip2Sip, telling you your SIP account and SIP server. Main is like this:
SIP address: abcdef@sip2sip.info
Password: abcdefg
- Username: abcdef
- Domain/Realm: sip2sip.info
- Outbound proxy: proxy.sipthor.net
- XCAP root: https://xcap.sipthor.net/xcap-root
The third step is forwarding this number to a phone number. This service is provided by IPKall, totally free. Click the IPKall super-link and fill the blanks with the information you received from Sip2Sip. You then will get a number like 425-XXX-XXXX.
Fourthly, install CSipSimple and AutoAir on your android phone. Set up your account with the Sip2Sip account. Start your AutoAir service.
Fifthly, go to Google Voice Account Setting. Set your phone number the IPKall Number and your cell phone number.
Finally, install your Google Voice Call Back Free. Set make all calls with GV and set the callback number the IPKall Number.
I’m waiting for your support for my other apps:
3DDIY: DIY a simple device to make your cellphone a 3D displayer.
ConditionalEXE: Make your cell phone an intelligent robot. Make your life better.
Lin Yang
2011/10/8
Search Tag: Free Call, Google Voice, GrooVeIp, Skype, Airplane mode, Auto, Air, WIFI, Sip2Sip, CSipSimple, Google Voice Callback
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[2012-11-07] Kevin: This is a great app thanks! You can use other apps to control what airplane turns off. So it is working great for me. |
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[2012-10-26] E: Need to have Bluetooth on at all times This shuts Bluetooth off along with airplane mode: bad. Does what it says, however, the intent is to have switching be completely hands off. I am trying to use this exactly as intended, using GrooveIP at home on wifi only with cell radios off, and when I go out or get in the car, out of wifi range, have it switch the cell radios back on. Simply switching airplane mode on off when you are around wifi has the unintended consequence of shutting down Bluetooth. So when I get in the car (still on wifi) Bluetooth will be off an not connect. SO using this I still have to remember to switch Bluetooth back on every time I come home or at least before turning the car on. Add an option to keep BT on at all times and this would probably by 5 stars. |
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[2012-10-06] Spencer: *Fixed All prior problems fixed. Keep up the good work. |
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[2012-08-15] Karl: Great on HTC HD2 running Pure CyanogenMod 7 Working perfect here (Donate version) Using this in combination with "Line2", every time I'm around WiFi, which is most of the day! Thanks |
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[2012-08-09] Chaitali: Just what I was looking for a long time!!! Thank you for this app! I was already using GrooveIP with GV and had ported my AT&T mobile no. to GV. I use H20 as my cellular network as I find their $10/month pay as u go plan really fantastic. Rest of the times I use my home or office wifi and while there is no wifi i use H2O's cellular service. I was paying $40/month to AT&T, now I pay $10/month. Only suggestion now is to please also allow the bluetooth to be on when the cell goes in airplane mode. |
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[2012-06-26] Jibben: Unfortunately, airplane mode means no bluetooth Just installed this app and still have testing to do. So far, I've found a limitation of airplane mode that's not really a fault in the app but more android's airplane mode. HTC Sensation running ICS. In airplane mode, bluetooth gets disabled and cannot be re-enabled. Since I do most of my sip calling with a bluetooth headset, this is a problem. Otherwise, it's great. Prevents dual ringing chaos and saves battery life. Since I just installed it, I'm not sure how taxing polling wifi every 8 seconds will be, |
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[2012-04-27] Nate: Alternative 4. Google Voice + Elastix or PBXinaflash (travelin' man) + AutoAir + a sip client. This is a great free method that's a bit more complicated to implement, but gives you many more features. There are many tutorials online. Piaf forums are helpful too. |
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[2012-04-13] Bill: simple app, does what it says I really like uncomplicated apps that function well. This one is like that. Some folks may find it a little confusing why you would use this, but once you know you need it, it really hits the spot. (Another reviewer commented that when he went on wifi he didn't get text messages any more. The app is mainly intended to work along with Google Voice. With Google Voice, you get your text messages over wifi if you configure it. With some other VoIP solutions, you might not.) |
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[2012-03-23] Ngozi: Great app But...they forget to mention that once you are on wifi,you dont get text msgs |
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[2012-03-05] Michael: Awesome I loved that you took the time to explain how to set everything up in the description:) |
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