Erster Eindruck des Gerätes:

Der erste Eindruck des Gerätes lässt zunächst Zweifel über den Tragekomfort aufkommen,
da das Gerät relativ wuchtig und groß wirkt. Nach dem ersten in die Hand nehmen beginnt
dieser Eindruck jedoch zu schwinden. Das Gerät ist mit seinen 17g wirklich sehr leicht,
ohne dabei jedoch filigran zu wirken.

Die am Ohr anliegenden Teile sind gummiert (Weichgummi) und sehr angenehm auf der Haut.
Auch das leicht in das Ohr einzupassende Hörerteil des Headsets, dass mit angenehmen
Schaumstoff überzogen ist, verhält sich sehr angenehm im/am Ohr.

Auch der zunächst groß erscheinende, beim Tragen hinter dem Ohr liegende Bügel, in dem
sich der Lithium-Akku versteckt ist gummiert und verspricht angenehmes Tragen ohne
Druckgefühle. Das Mikrofon ist drehbar nach oben und unten und verbleibt auch sicher
in der jeweiligen Position.

Insgesamt macht das Headset einen sehr robusten und wertigen Eindruck.

Lieferumfang des Headsets

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Changelog:

Version 1.4
Added RingerMode change detection
Added Whitespace trim on incoming Number before check on empty number

Version 1.3
Added internationalization feature
Added German Language to app
Changes to some string values
Changed app’s Homescreen due to some possible missunderstandings
Added a customizable dialog to clarify the app’s behavior on pushing the Quit-Button
Fixed some minor bugs inside Main Activity
Deleted unused code from source

Version 1.2
Added some Logging
Minor bugfix regarding a double user-notification on startup
Bugfix regarding a service Stopcondition
Compilation against the most actual SDK (Version 1.5_r3)

Version 1.1
Added Posibility to disable/re-enable notification bar icon
Removed unnecessary Permission for writing to System Settings: android.permission.WRITE_SETTINGS
Some minor changes in screen formating
Minor change in application startup due to different handling with no notification bar icon
Compilation against the most actual SDK (Version 1.5_r2)

See more on changes at the bottom comments!

All of us know that situation, GSM is ringing and if we look at our your GSM-display, there is written “Unknown caller ID”.

So what to do, who is the caller? Why the caller is hiding his identity? In most of these cases, the caller turns out to be a salesperson who want to sell certain goods you’ll never need. Seldom but with raising posibility you’ll be the victim of a stalker, permanently calling you, again and again. The solution is closer than you maybe think…Assuming that you have a Android G1 GSM it becomes easy up from now on. I have developed an application which will take care of calls with “unknown caller ID”. Unfortunatly Google won’t allow us to directly reject an incomming call programatically. But there is a solution. The nifty little application NoStalk V1.4 will just turn your GSM absolutly quiet if a call with “unknown caller ID” will come to your Android G1 GSM. After the caller dropped the line or (if you configured your GSM that way) is forwarded to your VoiceBox, your GSM will turn back to normal ringing Mode. By that you won’t miss a caller which will call you with a “known caller ID”. In other words, your’e reachable again.

So equal if you are followed by a stalker calling you again and again, or if you often receive calls from salespersons with “unkown caller ID”,
Up from now on, with NoStalk V1.4, your Android GSM will stay quiet if someone with suppressed caller ID will give you a call. You can download the application on the android market.

QR-Code für das G1:

NoStalk

Or if you like to read on your pc first, go here:

http://www.cyrket.com/package/com.voss.nostalk

Her on this screenshot of the main application screen, you can see every possible action within the application. This screen will be visible each time you start the application or whenever you come back to this screen by selecting the icon in the notification bar.

NoStalk V1.3

If you you tab on the link next to the top of this screen you will enter my blog, where you can read this nifty little description of NoStalk V1.4.

I hope that this application becomes in handy for all of you out there. If there is any question regarding the application or its functionality feel free to ask it here. This is the right place for questions and suggestions.

Some Information:

The application is completly written in java, making usage of the public Android SDK features. it consists out of two class files and some configuration files. The application makes use of a feature in Android called “Service” which means, the application, once started will completly run in background, let you do your normal business. At Starting time, the application will save your preferred settings regarding sound and vibration. Once turned quiet because of a “stalking call” it will revert to exactly your preferences if the unwanted caller drops the line.

Besides, the application is now capable of multilingual features. This in fact means, all visible parts of the application can be translated to other languages. As of now the application has, starting with NoStalk V1.3, two languages build in. English as the standard language and German as second availiable language. Switching the language happens absolutley automaticly according to the region/language settings you have on your GSM. If your current language is not availiable, NoStalk V1.4 (and above) will be displayed in English.

The actual NoStalk v 1.4 has been written and compiled against Android SDK V1.5_r3