Coma Phone3.4.c

Coma Phone automatically answers incoming calls and switches them to speakerphone, allowing the caller’s voice to be heard without a manual answer step. It is intended for situations in which someone needs to hear friends speaking while unable to respond or operate the phone normally, including a coma.

After the call connects, the conversation remains audible through the phone’s speaker rather than requiring the person to complete a conventional answer action. Its defining behavior is the automatic transition from an incoming call to a speakerphone conversation, keeping spoken communication available as it happens. This focused approach suits people whose main need is to listen to a live call instead of using a general-purpose calling application with broader communication features.

Coma Phone runs on Android 8.0 or later and is provided as a Universal architecture build. Version 3.4.c is released under an open-source license. The Android app is categorized under Communication, and its practical use is centered on preserving an audible connection when normal phone operation is difficult or impossible.