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Smartphoneware Best CallCheater v1.02 S60v3 SymbianOS9 incl Keygen-HSpda
Turn your smartphone into a device that can give you an alibi and save you from undesired phone calls.
With this program you will be able to play different sounds during a phone conversation, i.e: sounds of street, traffic jam, building site, garden, airport etc.
Features:
Configurable sound rules for contacts, groups, phone numbers and other situations;
Easy to use and intuitive user interface;
Possibility to add any sound in amr format to sound list;
How does it work:
You should do the following to set up and activate CallCheater:
Set the necessary options (Mode, Volume, Repeat playing);
Configure sound rules;
Activate Best CallCheater;
When CallCheater is configured and activated, you will see such message during incoming and outcoming phone calls:
Sound name;
[Joystick-Up] Cancel sound;
[Joystick-Down] Select sound;
If you have chosen Mode manual, then in order to play a sound you should select it (Joystick-Down). If you have chosen Mode automatic, then a sound will be automatically played, and in order to cancel it press Joystick-Up. To quickly break a sound during a conversation press Joystick-Up.
Sounds' rules:
There're two tabs in this dialog: Sounds and Sounds list.
On a tab Sounds list there is a list of sounds that can be selected for playing. You can do the following operations with this list:
Play sound;
Add sound;
Delete sound, hot key (C);
On Sounds tab, rules for defining a sound during a phone call are configured. A rule has a condition - Enabled/Disabled and a sound, which is set for this rule.
Default - works only if no other rule is applicable;
Not in contacts - works when the caller's number cannot be found in contacts database;
Private No. - works when the caller's number cannot be defined;
Contact - a certain sound is set for all numbers of a specified contact;
Group - a certain sound is set for all contacts in a specified group;
Phone - a mask for numbers is set. The match pattern can contain the wildcard characters "*" and "?", where "*" matches zero or more consecutive occurrences of any character and "?" matches a single occurrence of any character.
Example:
'*77' - all numbers ending with 77;
'877*' - all numbers beginning with 877;
'12?34' - all numbers like 12034, 12134 ... 12934;
Settings:
Autostart : On/Off;
Mode:
Manual - sound is played when it is selected from a listbox,
Automatic - sound is automatically played when at least one rule suits;
Repeat playing : On/Off;
Handle : Only on phone app / Anywhere. If you choose "Only on phone app", keys Down/Up will be handled only in the Phone application.
Originally Posted by kb6214
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