I think that the ques­tion “Where are you?” is the first sen­tence pro­nounced by most peo­ple when mak­ing phone calls to a mobile phone.20080109gsmarti350.jpg

I am sure that pretty much any­one has desired to give fake answers to that ques­tion. Some­thing like “I am queu­ing at the post office” instead of reveal­ing that you are enjoy­ing the warm sun of a trop­i­cal beach.

Giga­byte Com­mu­ni­ca­tions Inc., a Tai­wanese mobile phone man­u­fac­turer has a solu­tion for your problem.

The GSmart i350 mobile phone has an appli­ca­tion called Wise Talk that will help you. Wise Talk is a quite com­plex exten­sion to the phone appli­ca­tion that will allow you to per­form a lot of inter­est­ing tasks with your phone.

You can set up an Answer­ing Machine on your phone. This answer­ing machine will record the phone call directly on the mem­ory of your hand­set elim­i­nat­ing the cost of call­ing your net­work voice mail to lis­ten to the mes­sage. This is very smart even it will mean no rev­enues for your oper­a­tor. You will also be able to assign dif­fer­ent audio greet­ings mes­sage for dif­fer­ent contacts.

The appli­ca­tion will also allow you to dub a back­ground audio file dur­ing a phone con­ver­sa­tion. The default set of sounds will include “air­port”, “con­cert” and “meet­ing room” for the lie of your choice. You will also be able to record your own back­ground noise and use it as an alternative.

The last func­tion­al­ity that Wise Talk can offer is phone record­ing, some­thing that may prove to be very use­ful in some occa­sions like while ask­ing for direc­tions over the phone.

I really think this is a very smart appli­ca­tion. Some­times we tend to for­get that the main pur­pose of a mobile phone is mak­ing phone calls. The num­ber of inno­v­a­tive appli­ca­tion and ser­vices on this seg­ment has never been very high leav­ing every ini­tia­tive to the net­work. Wise Talk is the per­fect evi­dence that you can think to this prob­lem the other way round, where the hand­set takes con­trol of the phone call.

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