Basels Reply v2.0 for Windows Mobile works a bit like Anfy Call Filter for S60.
It’s an ‘answering machine’ for your mobile but, rather than playing callers an amusing message in a funny voice and then recording their voicemail, Basels Reply uses SMS.
In ‘reply mode’, Basels will simply text a short message to any incoming caller. Nice, but not that interesting.
In ’server mode’ however – things take a turn for the weird-yet-possibly-useful.
You can configure Basels Reply to respond to a list of SMS commands prefixed with the letters ‘br’. e.g. if someone texts you with the command ‘br status’ Basels can reply with a bit of user-supplied text explaining what you are up to.
It’s like an on-demand Twitter. A bit.
Basels Reply is freeware, available here.
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