anybody try Fusion Voicemail app?

[blackmeto]

Originally Posted by nvrmind

Does youmail have a windows mobile app, or do you just check it in the browser?

no it does not have a app, u forward ur missed calls to their service so that it overrides your default VM. you can have it send either a txt or email or both to let you know that u have waiting voicemail. That txt/email will have a link to ur youmail account that will instantly allow you to play the voicemail through the browsers media player. Or you can also check them from ur pc

http://www.youmail.com/community/gre...iew.do?id=3257

http://www.youmail.com/community/gre...iew.do?id=4309 dont play too loud

http://www.youmail.com/community/gre...iew.do?id=9890 dont play too loud

just some examples

Two Words: Google Voice.

[nvrmind]

Originally Posted by microbespecialty

Two Words: Google Voice.

Yea, Google voice just enabled forwarding from your cell to your voice inbox like 2 days ago. Sure there were roundabout ways of doing it before, but this is better. I've enabled that for a while at least. See if I like it.

[j006]

Originally Posted by microbespecialty

Two Words: Google Voice.

Yeah, I have a Google Voice account and it's cool, but they don't have an app for Windows mobile. I will never pay Verizon for VVM, and until Google Voice gets an app out for us, Fusion is pretty sweet. I've been using it for a while now, and it works great. My only gripe is that the voicemail plays in windows media player (thru the speakerphone ) because the Fusion App for Windows Mobile doesn't have an integrated audio player.

Cheers.

All true, all true. I too am waiting for the app for WM for GV. But GV transcribes a VM like You Mail and does what both Fusion and YM does. Also Google got a little smart and realized that most carriers have "call forwarding" already. I had the calls forwarded from my cell number to GV before GV added the option. And while I am waiting for the app to come out, I can visit the GV mobile website on Opera and works great.

But yeah, its a personal preference thing. I mainly like GV because it is like Skype in that you can do VOIP calls from your comp but you get a phone number without having to pay for it. Serves as a nice business number to put on business cards and such. It's like a second cell phone without having to carry a second phone.

Oh, and I forgot to add. There is an app available for GV. Try OneDialer.

http://www.onedialer.com/Features.aspx

You get VM dled to your phone as well as text and you can listen from your phone. You can dial from your phone's contact book as well.

[zanix]

Originally Posted by microbespecialty

Oh, and I forgot to add. There is an app available for GV. Try OneDialer.

http://www.onedialer.com/Features.aspx

You get VM dled to your phone as well as text and you can listen from your phone. You can dial from your phone's contact book as well.

Nice, and Bookmarked!

[livnlarge]

Originally Posted by microbespecialty

Oh, and I forgot to add. There is an app available for GV. Try OneDialer.

http://www.onedialer.com/Features.aspx

You get VM dled to your phone as well as text and you can listen from your phone. You can dial from your phone's contact book as well.

I heard OneDialer uses your celluar service plans minutes to work. Where as just using OPERA to log into Google Voice doesnt... Great for WIFI heads.

[Herbal954]

I just setup Fusion and like it alot, im gonna play around with google voice aswell prolly but im pretty happy with Fusion

[GoldenSpartan]

I just tried it and didnt like it, i had to call vzw, get call forwarding removed, unistall the app, it was a big pain. and it is still not working......