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Jun 16 2010

Testing “click to dial” and remote office support

Posted by Kim Winther in iPhone, tags: ,

I’m working on a version of the iPhone Call Control app with Remote Office support and “click to dial” from the call log; an initial version is ready but needs to be tested a bit. If you want to help, please send me an email – I need your iPhones UDID (can found in the Summary tab in iTunes by clicking the Serial Number when the phone is connected), so please send that along (to kim@winther.dk)

The UDID is a 40 character string like this:
270f8fcef05bb189dc9cad20c96ddc8a2e67283f

You can also use this free iPhone app –  it will help extract the UDID and create a mail with it.

Update: the new version also has dialing from a keypad and iPhone contacts…..

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One Response to “Testing “click to dial” and remote office support”
  1. Edwin Martirosyan says:
    June 24, 2010 at 20:22

    I would love to try your updated app. i have tested the one published on itunes and it works for me. there are a few things that i think it needs for me to pay for it if you sold it. will you be interested in a partnership or selling the app? my UDID is 381c596615b891678571ed49e4d66b3377ab8125. Thank you and good luck. I love it when i see people thinking outside of the Box.

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