[Q] Merge two calls one over my Cell and one over Wifi

[Xtremee]

Hi all,

I would like to know if there is an Android App that can merge my two calls one over my mobile operator network and another over Wifi.
For example, let's imagine that I am calling a friend of mine in UK and I am calling him from Germany and we have another friend also in UK but he is not online OR have Wifi. I would like to do the following:

A: Me in Germany (I have wifi)
B: My friend in UK (with Wifi)
C: our third friend in UK (without wifi)

Sequence:
1. A calls B using any VoIP Apps (Skype, Viber, Google Hangout, etc.)
2. B calls C using his Mobile operator network.
3. B merge his TWO calls (one over mobile operator network "C" and another one over Wifi "A")
4. A, B & C are talking to each others and happy.

Is there such an App that do so? If not, is there any kind of Android OS limitation to prevent so?

 

[Crashdamage]

AFAIK there is no app for this nor will there be. Not a limitation of Android, just not possible to merge calls that are running on separate and different systems. The exception *might* be if the WiFi calls where made on phones built-in WiFi calling capability such as T-Mobile USA phones. But I have doubts even that would make what you want possible.

 

[marflo]

Never say never. On my phone I am using my Fido no and the Fongo app. So the Fido calls prevails over the WiFi or data calls on Fongo. So who knows maybe in near future there will be a solution to put one in hold like in call waiting and answer the WiFi call. Just hope for it.