Cornflake wrote:
If yours hangs when you get a call then clearly there is something wrong with it. Your phone; not Android.
I mean if Android the OS simply hung on an incoming call why would you think anyone at all used it?
Clearly they are using it therefore clearly, that specific problem is related to your phone.
Out of curiosity, how does iOS present a keyboard for use with "press 1 for ..." -type calls?
I don't remember the last time I needed to do that but I think there was just a slide-up keyboard in there somewhere. No big deal.
The only phone app I've installed is Handscent for SMS use because it suits my purposes better. The pre-installed one (and that will probably vary between vendors anyway) works fine - I just wanted a bit more.
What other ones are there? You seem to be implying that apps are required before the phone really functions like a phone at all but that's certainly not been my experience.
On my phones (Galaxy S and S2) tapping on the screen during call brings up options, tap the option for onscreen numeric keypad, brings up keypad, then tap in number/s, put phone back to ear and screen goes blank again while the call continues
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