SMS & CALL & TRAFFIC Counter

[Guest RintenFinten]

Hi!

I am loking for a Omnia2 programm that can count SMS, calls und traffic on a variable monthly base:

SMS: simply count and display outgoing an incoming SMS on a user based time period e.g. every month from day 26 to day 25 on the next month.

Calls: count and display incoming calls als number and time total. Count and display outgoing calls user defined 60/10 or 60/30 or 60/x. Both on a user based time period e.g. every month from day 26 to day 25 on the next month.

Traffic: count and display online time an used traffic in kb on a user based time period e.g. every month from day 26 to day 25 on the next month.

Does anyone know such a program? This would help me al lot!

Thanks a lot for any answer, RF.

Edited November 5, 2010 by RintenFinten

[Guest HESAM1]

Hi!

I am loking for a Omnia2 programm that can count SMS, calls und traffic on a variable monthly base:

SMS: simply count and display outgoing an incoming SMS on a user based time period e.g. every month from day 26 to day 25 on the next month.

Calls: count and display incoming calls als number and time total. Count and display outgoing calls user defined 60/10 or 60/30 or 60/x. Both on a user based time period e.g. every month from day 26 to day 25 on the next month.

Traffic: count and display online time an used traffic in kb on a user based time period e.g. every month from day 26 to day 25 on the next month.

Does anyone know such a program? This would help me al lot!

Thanks a lot for any answer, RF.

i guess for sms PowerSMS can help u

for traffic maybe spb wireless

Edited November 6, 2010 by HESAM1

[Guest RintenFinten]

i guess for sms PowerSMS can help u

for traffic maybe spb wireless

Thanks for your answer.

That would be 3 Programs?

Anyway, do you also have an idea to count call time?

[Guest HESAM1]

Thanks for your answer.

That would be 3 Programs?

Anyway, do you also have an idea to count call time?

resco contact manager also count sms and call time

[Guest RintenFinten]

Big Thanks for the answers, but not really what I was searching for.

Could this be an idea for a new program?

Edited November 8, 2010 by RintenFinten