Is it possible to detect that an outgoing call from the Android phone is connecting to voicemail? It does not show up as a change of call status. Also I have read somewhere that the Audio stream is not accessible during a phone call. The problem with voicemail is that it doesn't hang up of its own accord after the message - if any - has been left, it just keeps listening.
The problem for me is that the normal way of terminating such a call is by clicking the rather small button on the dialler dialog which terminates the call. My disabled user would have problems with this. But if the device was tapped I could use that as a signal to terminate the call, or to put the app into a mode where for a few seconds a second tap would allow the call to continue, and if there was no tap, would terminate it.
Does this sound OK? Could there be a better way?
The problem for me is that the normal way of terminating such a call is by clicking the rather small button on the dialler dialog which terminates the call. My disabled user would have problems with this. But if the device was tapped I could use that as a signal to terminate the call, or to put the app into a mode where for a few seconds a second tap would allow the call to continue, and if there was no tap, would terminate it.
Does this sound OK? Could there be a better way?
