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Hi, has anybody using the Fusion Voice Mobile Access and can say what App it actually is.
Something is described here,
https://wiki.sonic.net/wiki/Fusion_Voice_Mobile_Access
but it seems to be missing some key references to the actual app.

Searching around for an Andriod App I find
http://www.fusionvoicemailplus.com/mark ... efault.htm
http://forum.phonefusion.com/index.php

I was thinking of try the fusuinvoicemailplus to see if it works with Sonic Voice Mail - but thought I would check here to see if anybody else has tried something.
What I would like to be able to do is manage and access my sonic voice mail from my Android phone (so I can do it anywhere in the world with WiFi). I've an Android 2.2 which I only use over WiFi.

Neil

For iPhone users, there is an app, here: https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/fusion- ... 90025?mt=8

For others, you can access voicemail via email in the IMAP /Voicemail folder for your account.

Hey thanks for the direction/.
Checked it and it works as follows.
I access the online voicemail through my basic Huawei U8150 (Tmobile Comet) Android 2.2 over WiFi, and then I have to download the voicemail, go to the download area, and play it as a .wav.
Great stuff.
BTW I've loaded up "K-9 mail" which is working very well with sonic imap.
Neil

I forgot to mention, you can also access voicemail messages in Member Tools, here:

https://members.sonic.net/voice/voicemail/messages/

We've made several updates to the app to fix a couple of bugs and behavior problems. But notably, we enabled push notification support yesterday for both badge updates (number of new messages) and alerts when a new message is left.

Love the updates...very handy to get the push notifications.

Why does the Fusion app want to access the contacts on the device? What does it do with the information?

virtualmike wrote:Why does the Fusion app want to access the contacts on the device? What does it do with the information?

Contact names & numbers are used in order to identify voicemail messages and display the name instead of just a number.

dane wrote:Contact names & numbers are used in order to identify voicemail messages and display the name instead of just a number.

Thanks!

dane wrote:For iPhone users, there is an app, here: https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/fusion- ... 90025?mt=8

For others, you can access voicemail via email in the IMAP /Voicemail folder for your account.

Is an android app in the works?
Sonic's philosophy looks closer to android than to apple to me so it would make sense to cater to that audience.

Thanks
-Francois