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Not sure if there is a firmware fix for this or something ....
W810i / r4ed0031
1: When I set the "Answering Mode" to "Any key", shouldn't I
be able to answer a call by touching any key ??? The only keys
that answer an incoming call the left "Answer" soft key and
the joystick. This 'normal' ?
2- Why the !@$%^ are there no spaces or dashes between the digits
when dialing a number or recieving a call during call display ??
I know this sounds lame, but when dialing or recieving a call,
especially while in the car or something, it makes it a h*ll of
alot easier to recognize xxx-xxx-xxxx rather than xxxxxxxxxx
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Posted: 2007-03-16 14:07:31
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1. Mine does pick up after pressing any key (in the test case, '6')
2. I have never seen a phone that displays dashes or spaces. Do you?
Some of these characters may have a function?
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Posted: 2007-03-16 17:40:59
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Hey Dela,
When you tested, were you using the hands free profile
or just one of the normal ones ?
ALL my phones in the past have displayed the numbers
with dashes or spaces
xxx-xxx-xxxx
or
xxx xxx xxxx
... most recently, the Samsung A920 (Bell Mobility)
On 2007-03-16 17:40:59, DeLa wrote:
1. Mine does pick up after pressing any key (in the test case, '6')
2. I have never seen a phone that displays dashes or spaces. Do you?
Some of these characters may have a function?
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Posted: 2007-03-16 18:14:25
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moto and lg mobiles separate digits with dashes.though i saw a topic regarding this, i think there's no way of putting the dashes.
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Posted: 2007-03-16 18:34:57
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yeah pretty much EVERYONE does it.
Why ?
Cause it makes sense ...
Sad to hear there's no fix though.
Kind of a dumb thing to do on SE's part.
Just as the way 2 digits wrap around to a
second line when dialing a #.
Insane ...
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Posted: 2007-03-16 19:31:19
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