Jun 24, 3:18 pm, Freddman wrote:
> I have a Service that is launched from in a widget, when the service
> start's it sets a static boolean to either true or false depending if
> it's able to connect to a device in my home network.
>
> I have different buttons on my wid
I have a Service that is launched from in a widget, when the service
start's it sets a static boolean to either true or false depending if
it's able to connect to a device in my home network.
I have different buttons on my widget performing different task if we
are connected, I also have an alarm
Im trying to figure out the origin of the incoming call and those
don't have a '+' in the begining (i never seen anyone atleast). I'v
noticed that when reciving an international call, it shows (00) (sense
im in Sweden) in the begining of the number, but when i later rejected
the call, my status not
ial out, and 52 is country code ( for Mexico), and not
dial out is 00 and country code is 852 ?
On Apr 19, 10:34 am, "Bernard T. Higonnet"
wrote:
> On 04/19/11 10:29, Freddman wrote:
>
> > I noticed that when i recive an incoming international call, the call
> > scree
I noticed that when i recive an incoming international call, the call
screen will show the entire number e.g beginning with '00' because
Swedens call prefix is '00'. When i later dismissed the call, when the
notification was shown in the status bar, the '00' had been replaced
with '+'.
How does And
Hi!
I'm writing an app that reads the number for an incoming call.
The idea is then it extract the country code if it's an international
call.
I'm not certain of how the phone numbers are formatted (if there is
some kind of unified formatting for incoming numbers). Sometimes when
in receive an int
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