Is there any api for call recording in iOS while the conversation is going on?
The requirement is that i want to record the desired part of the call and store locally in the device such that i an move it to my storage disks later.
Does there any apps exist with this capability...such that we can record during the call is going on??
Know about the legal issues and gone through other questions in stack.Want to know any further improvements by iOS5
No, there is no such API in iOS.
No sir.. there is no such thing.(IMHO)
One word answer. "No"...!! Not in the current SDK.
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I want to capture all the touch events at the system level, I do not mean capturing at one specified app, but all the apps even the SpringBoard.I tried IOHIDEvent(https://github.com/kennytm/iphone-private-frameworks/tree/master/IOKit/hid), but the runtime headers was changed after iOS4, and now I can not get them of iOS6.
May be GSEvent is also a good way, but does anyone known how to do this by GSEvent?
Thank you!
Take a look at EntryDevLevel excellent answer here on how to capture and record clicks on iOS using iOHID:
iOS touch event notifications (private API)
BTW. His solution works on non jailbroken iOS either.
I am a beginner iOS developer and I am trying to build an app which tracks the users SMS (Number) and Call data (Minutes/day) only but have no clue which framework to use. CoreTelephony is of no use as per my knowledge. Any help would be appreciated!
Call Statistics and SMS Statistics are handled by the cell carrier, but are also recorded by the phone and are visible in the settings application. However, there is no way for your app to access this information (as far as i know). It would be a privacy concern and probably won't ever be available. Im sure there is a way to do it on a jailbroken device, but it sounds like thats not what you want. What exactly does your app do?
is it possible to wake an App in the background up, when a call comes in, and access CoreTelephony to send some infos over the web?
I'm practically a n00b in iOS development right now, but got asked a question if iOS is capable to do this. I searched in the iOS reference too, but with no luck.
It would be great if someone with more experience could answer it. Thanks a lot!
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Please, have a look at the document about executing code in the background.
If you go to section "Implementing a VoIP Application", you will see that it is actually possible for your app to be awaken periodically so that it can check if it has anything to do (in your case, if I understand you correctly you would use CTCall to check for calling state).
So, basically, when awaken, your app could check for any incoming call and then use Core Telephony, as you say.
The only trouble about this is that if your app cannot be considered to a a VOIP app, Apple will not let it into the App Store.
It is not possible to have your code run when a call is received.
Is it possible to connect non iPhone device (like Blood sugar monitoring) with the iPhone to display its data.
So my First Question is:
1.Is it possible
2.If yes can you provide some links for development or Example codes.
Thanks for any kind of help in advance...
You can get the answer of your question here
P.S. The link is same as it is on the comment of the answer.. But since I didnt noticed the comment and was searching for the long time. So for the ones who havent seen Brads comment in the question. I have passed the link in answer.
Thanks
Do you want code or an application? Search for Bump on the AppStore. If you want code, I'd suggest looking at the GameKit framework however I don't know if you can use that to talk to other devices or not...
I would imagine it's definitely possible. A protocol like Bluetooth or WIFI would be device-agnostic. I guess it would depend on the device that you want to interface with your iPhone. Do you have a device in mind?
Is there a way to have an app write a into a file and then have another app read from that file?
I mean writting into the file system of the iPhone.
I want to do this without using an internet connection. So uploading the file and then downloading from the other app is not what i mean.
Thanks!
It appears that there are ways you can, but it won't get approved by Apple if you do.
See http://blogs.oreilly.com/iphone/2008/09/sandbox-think-like-apple.html for more information.
The current sand boxing of applications does not allow this, however it appears that this may be available in future iPhone OS versions. Reference
I'm not sure exactly what circumstances you're in here, but you could register app B as a handler for a particular protocol, and have app A try to open such a link (e.g. appB://yourinfohere). It depends on how much data you want to transfer and many other things, but it might work.