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Is there an app for a simple audible reminder?

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kenkamm

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Yes, I have done a search. Whether I searched well enough remains to be seen. :)

I have lockinfo installed, and I like it a lot. But I would still like to find an app that can do one simple task - provide repeating audible reminders for missed calls, voice mails, SMSs, etc. I don't want something with a lot of bells and whistles or something that will interfere with lockinfo. I just want something that will make the phone beep every 15 minutes, half hour, or maybe even just every hour if I missed a notification.

Does such an app exist?
 
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doubletap

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Jan 2, 2009
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kenkamm said:
Yes, I have done a search. Whether I searched well enough remains to be seen. :)

I have lockinfo installed, and I like it a lot. But I would still like to find an app that can do one simple task - provide repeating audible reminders for missed calls, voice mails, SMSs, etc. I don't want something with a lot of bells and whistles or something that will interfere with lockinfo. I just want something that will make the phone beep every 15 minutes, half hour, or maybe even just every hour if I missed a notification.

Does such an app exist?
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notifier has reminders and even has an app for them.

not sure about status notifier.

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m3coolpix

m3coolpix

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Dec 24, 2007
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Notifier (by spektro). Been using over 2 years.

Very configurable, can monitor multiple programs (even iCal).

If you want, you can change the sounds via SSH and/or the Talking Alerts theme for WinterBoard.
 
m3coolpix

m3coolpix

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Cupra said:
yes but its annoying when the alert for email is tuned off yet still decides to randomly vibrate and alert me of the new email !

grrrr does anyone elses do this?
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Um...just maybe an idea to the problem....

The first notification is controlled by how you have your Settings notifications configured. Second (and/or repeating) alerts are how you have the 'notification app' configured. At least, this is how it works for me with Notifier.

HTH.
 
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Cupra

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Jun 23, 2009
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m3coolpix said:
Um...just maybe an idea to the problem....

The first notification is controlled by how you have your Settings notifications configured. Second (and/or repeating) alerts are how you have the 'notification app' configured. At least, this is how it works for me with Notifier.

HTH.
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Dont have an app, just settings in my settings menu for status notifier :)
 
m3coolpix

m3coolpix

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Cupra said:
Dont have an app, just settings in my settings menu for status notifier :)
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Don't know how Status notifier handles everything...it never worked for me back when I was trying out the two apps (in v1.x of the iPhone software).

Does it monitor (and follow) the status of the ring/silence switch? This will also be controlled by how the original Settings are for that option.

Notifier does follow the rules (and has an icon for) when the ring/silence switch is toggled. It's pretty 'multilayer' on the way that it is implemented.
 
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